Your address might not be the only thing that changes when you move. You may be able to update your health care coverage, too. Find out if your move lets you update your plan during Special Enrollment.
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Your address might not be the only thing that changes when you move. You may be able to update your health care coverage, too. Find out if your move lets you update your plan during Special Enrollment.
Compare your plan options, find out if you qualify for savings and start enrolling through our shopping platform.
You normally have 60 days from your life event, including weekends and holidays, to enroll in a new health insurance plan.
Depending on your household income, you might get a premium tax credit. Find out if you qualify on our shopping platform.
You can add your spouse by updating your plan where you first enrolled:
If you don't qualify for Special Enrollment, or you missed your enrollment deadline, you're able to shop again during the Open Enrollment Period beginning November 1.1
Depending on your income, you may qualify for Medicaid or CHIP. There's no Special Enrollment period for those government offered coverage options – you can apply at any time.
If you're 65+ or have certain disabilities, you may be able to enroll in Medicare.
1Members of American Indian and Alaska Native tribes can enroll any month, not just during open enrollment. You can even apply for cost assistance.
Last Updated: Nov. 14, 2024