The Affordable Health Care Plan

Also known as the ObamaCare 2018 Open Enrollment period will start November 1, 2017, and end on December 15, 2017. With that in mind, some states extended open enrollment until January 2018.

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The Affordable Care Act

Open enrollment is the only time you can enroll in a health plan on the individual market without qualifying for special enrollment.

That means if you want to get cost assistance and avoid the monthly fee in 2018, you’ll need to get covered during open enrollment 2018 (which starts and ends in 2017 in most states).

Affordable Care Benefits

The Affordable Care Act provides Americans with better health security by putting in place comprehensive health insurance reforms that will:

Expand coverage,
Hold insurance companies accountable,
Lower health care costs,
Guarantee more choice, and
Enhance the quality of care for all Americans.

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Short Term Health Insurance

The Affordable Care Act created an annual open enrollment period when anyone can buy major medical health insurance. If you need temporary health coverage outside of open enrollment but you haven’t had a qualifying life event, short-term coverage can be a good option to meet your coverage needs. Short-term coverage can also protect you while you’re waiting for employer-based coverage to begin.

What about Medicare?

Medicare has a unique open enrollment period as do other types of health insurance sold outside the private individual and family market. If you qualify for Medicare, you don’t have to worry about Obama Care for yourself (although you are still responsible for ensuring your tax family gets covered if you are the head-of-household). Learn more about Medicare.