A TRUSTED INDEPENDENT HEALTH INSURANCE GUIDE SINCE 1999.
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A TRUSTED INDEPENDENT HEALTH INSURANCE GUIDE SINCE 1999.
Individual & Family
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Featured
Can a new President make health policy changes on ‘Day One?’
When a new Commander in Chief takes office and their party also controls both chambers of Congress, how quickly can they make changes to health policy? Can policy changes happen on “Day One” of a new administration?
Calculators
Subsidy calculator Employer affordability calculator Federal poverty level calculator Annual income calculator
Featured
How sunsetting ARP’s subsidy enhancements would affect ACA subsidy amounts
Marketplace enrollees with moderate household incomes may qualify for premium tax credits that lower the cost of their health plan premiums.
The ACA
What's the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare)? How to shop the ACA Marketplace Open enrollment Special enrollment
In-depth guides
How to choose the best plan Self-employed: How to get covered Women's health coverage LGBTQ+ Health Coverage Medicare: Ultimate guide Medicaid: State-by-state College students & grads: Your options
Health reform & FAQs
Blog: Health reform insights FAQs Glossary Press releases
Featured
Where do I find my 1095 tax form?
There are three different tax forms that are used by exchanges, employers, and health insurance companies, to report health insurance coverage to the IRS.