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    2023 Health Cover Enrollment Opens Through Exchange Ends Sunday

    January 15, 20232 Mins Read
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    If you don’t have health insurance for 2023, you may still be able to get it in the public market.

    Open enrollment for the Federal Healthcare Exchange ends Sunday, with coverage beginning February 1. If your state runs its own exchange, you may have more time.

    Most market registrants – 13 million out of 14.5 million in 2022 – qualify for federal grants (technically tax credits) to help pay premiums. Some people may also be eligible for cost-sharing assistance, such as deductibles and co-payments on some plans, based on their income.

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    So far, nearly 15.9 million people have signed up through the exchange during this open registration, which kicked off on November 1. Four out of 5 customers can find 2023 plans for $10 or less per month after accounting for those tax credits, according to the centers. for Medicare and Medicaid services.

    After the enrollment window closes, you will typically need to experience a qualifying life event – ​​i.e. the birth of a child or a marriage – to qualify for a special enrollment period.

    For the most part, people who get insurance through the federal (or state) scholarship are self-employed or don’t have access to work-based insurance, or they don’t qualify for Medicare or Medicaid. .

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    Subsidies are still more generous than before the pandemic. The temporarily expanded grants that were in place for 2021 and 2022 have been extended to 2025 in the Inflation Reduction Actwhich became law in August.

    This means that there is no income cap to qualify for the grants and the amount anyone pays for the bonuses is limited to 8.5% of their income, as calculated by the exchange. Prior to the changes, assistance was generally only available to households with income between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty line.

    The market grants you qualify for are based on factors such as income, age, and the second-cheapest “silver” plan in your geographic area (which may or may not be the plan you sign up for).

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