Life change? You may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period Open Enrollment for 2023 ended on January 15, 2023, but you may still be able to enroll in or change Marketplace coverage if you’ve had certain life events or income. Life events that may qualify include getting married, having a baby, moving, or losing health coverage. Get a full list of qualifying life changes. Do I qualify for a Special Enrollment Period? Answer a few quick questions to find out your coverage options. If you already know you qualify, create an account or log in to enroll in or change Marketplace coverage for 2023 ..read more

The tax filing deadline is April 18, 2023. If anyone in your household had a Marketplace plan in 2022, use Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace® Statement to file your federal taxes. You’ll get this form from the Marketplace, not the IRS. Check your Form 1095-A to make sure your information is correct. Keep it with your other important tax information. Check your online account for Form 1095-A If you didn’t get your Form 1095-A in the mail, or you can’t find it, check your HealthCare.gov account: Log into your HealthCare.gov account. Under "Your Existing Applications," select your 2 ..read more

If you had Marketplace coverage at any point in 2022, or got premium tax credits last year, here’s what you need to know about filing your federal taxes. Keep your Form 1095-A in a safe place This form has information about Marketplace plans anyone in your household had in 2022.  You should have already gotten Form 1095-A in the mail. It may also be available in your HealthCare.gov account. If you didn’t get this form, or it's incorrect, contact the Marketplace Call Center. Check that your Form 1095-A is correct Make sure your household and coverage information, the "second lowest co ..read more

Tax season is here. If anyone in your household had a Marketplace plan in 2022, you'll need Form 1095-A, Health Insurance Marketplace® Statement, to file your federal taxes. Where’s my Form 1095-A? You should get Form 1095-A in the mail by early February. Keep it with your important tax information, like W-2 forms and other records. Form 1095-A comes from the Marketplace, not the IRS. It may be available online in your HealthCare.gov account even sooner. Learn how to find it. How to use Form 1095-A Before you do anything, make sure Form 1095-A is correct. It includes information about any M ..read more

If you missed the January 15 deadline for Marketplace coverage for 2023, you may still have options. You might qualify for a Special Enrollment Period, or you can apply for health coverage through Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). Find out if you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period You may be able to enroll in 2023 Marketplace coverage during a Special Enrollment Period if you have limited income, or if you had certain life events, like: Losing qualifying health coverage Getting married Having a baby or adopting a child Moving Review the list of life events th ..read more

There are only a few days left to get health coverage for 2023. Open Enrollment for Marketplace health plans ends January 15. Act now to enroll in health coverage that meets your needs and budget. Coverage starts February 1. Enroll or change health plans by January 15 New to HealthCare.gov?Create an account to fill out an application for the first time. Already have an account? Log in to update your application, compare plans, and change or renew for 2023. Even if you were automatically re-enrolled, it’s important to: Update any income and household changes. Otherwise, your savings might not ..read more

Your last chance to enroll in, renew, or change your Marketplace health coverage for 2023 is almost here. The deadline is January 15. Review, update, & compare, even if you want to keep your plan If you had Marketplace coverage in 2022, review your application from last year and update it with any income and household changes. Updating your information helps make sure you get the right amount of cost savings. Check out the new plans even if you were happy with your 2022 coverage. There might be another plan that better fits your needs and budget. Start now—the January 15 deadline is almo ..read more

Before you can start using your new 2023 Marketplace coverage, you have to pay your first premium. Your premium is the amount you pay every month directly to the health insurance company (not the Marketplace). Here’s how. (Follow your insurance company’s instructions carefully. You may be able to pay online at HealthCare.gov.) Pay your monthly premiums to start your coverage Pay online -- Follow these 4 steps. If you can’t pay online, your insurance company should have given you instructions. If they didn’t, reach out to them. If you’re not sure you paid, check your online Marketplace account ..read more

Attention: The January 15 deadline to apply for, re-enroll in, or change 2023 health insurance will be here soon. This holiday season, don’t leave health insurance and the peace of mind that comes with it off your shopping list. Important dates to know January 15, 2023: Deadline to apply for and enroll in 2023 coverage. February 1, 2023: Coverage starts. Beat the Jan 15 deadline: Act now New to HealthCare.gov? Create an account to fill out an application for the first time. Have 2022 Marketplace coverage? Log in to update your application, compare plans, and enroll or renew for 2023. If you ..read more

Your last chance to apply for, re-enroll in, or change 2023 Marketplace health coverage is almost here. The deadline is December 15. That’s just 6 days away. Act now – don’t miss out on health coverage that meets your needs and budget. How to apply & enroll If you’re new to HealthCare.gov: Create an account and complete an application. If you have 2022 Marketplace coverage: Log in to your account to update your application, compare plans, and change or renew your plan for 2023. Even if you may be re-enrolled automatically, it’s important to: Update income or household changes. Some chang ..read more