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Got Questions?
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What type of affordable health plan options can I find?
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You can find various health insurance plans, including:
- Affordable Care Act (ACA) Plans – Comprehensive plans with essential health benefits and income-based subsidies.
- Fixed Indemnity Plans – Offer set payouts for specific services but don't cover everything.
- Community/Cost Sharing Plans – Member-based plans that share costs, often faith-based.
- Private Health Insurance Plans – Custom coverage from private insurers, not ACA-regulated.
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What are Affordable Care Act (ACA) Plans?
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ACA plans cover essential health benefits and can’t deny coverage due to pre-existing conditions. Subsidies may be available.
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What are Short-Term Insurance Plans?
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Short-term plans offer temporary coverage and are ideal during job transitions but may exclude key benefits.
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What are Fixed Indemnity Plans?
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These plans pay fixed amounts for specific services. They're best used as supplemental insurance.
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What are Community/Cost Sharing Plans?
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Non-insurance, community-funded plans with limited guarantees—often faith-based.
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How do I know if I qualify for ACA subsidies?
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Subsidy eligibility depends on income and family size, generally between 100%–400% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL).
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What’s the difference between ACA and Private Health Insurance?
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- ACA Plans: Regulated, essential benefits, income-based subsidies.
- Private Insurance: Non-ACA, customizable, often no subsidies.
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Can I get coverage if I have pre-existing conditions?
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ACA plans must cover pre-existing conditions. Others (e.g., short-term) might not.
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When can I enroll in an ACA health plan?
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Annual Open Enrollment is Nov 1–Jan 15. Special Enrollment applies for life events (marriage, job change).
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Can I enroll in a health insurance plan outside of the Open Enrollment Period?
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Yes, via Special Enrollment or by choosing private or short-term plans available year-round.
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What should I ask my agent when speaking to them on the phone?
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- Is my doctor in-network?
- What are the deductibles/copays?
- Does it cover prescriptions?
- Can I use the plan out of state?
- Are there any waiting periods?
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How do deductibles, copays, and coinsurance work?
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- Deductible: Amount paid before insurance kicks in.
- Copay: Fixed fee per service.
- Coinsurance: A % of the cost after deductible is met.
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What happens if I don’t have health insurance?
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No federal penalty, but some states require it. Uninsured people face high out-of-pocket costs.
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