If you have access to Medicare as a rule of thumb you don’t qualify for marketplace cost assistance. You may however qualify for assistance via Medicare. Here is an article talking about Medicare cost assistance options.
NOTE: You may find your best savings with a $0 premium Advantage plan with drug coverage if you are concerned with monthly costs, although for something more robust like Plan F Medigap you might instead looking into a higher premium plan with Extra Help for Part D and the Medicare Savings Program for help with other costs.
There is no age limit with the ACA, but if you qualify for Medicare there essentially ends up being an age limit (as you will qualify for Medicare around turning 65 and thus no longer be eligible for private coverage with ACA assistance). Medicare also offers assistance though, so keep that in mind.
When you start Medicare (not when you turn 65) you need to enroll in original Medicare (and supplemental) or face fees down the road. You don’t need to do anything with ObamaCare (aside cancel an insurance plan as needed). There is more than one thing to learn about, make sure to read up on some basics like this: https://obamacarefacts.com/obamacare-medicare/
My mother still can’t afford healt insurance and she is a retired teacher’s assistant. Why is it that she still can’t afford the cost and pay her bills?
If you don’t have access to Medicare, are a citizen, and make between 100% – 400% FPL then yes. Call HealthCare.Gov (1-800-318-2596) and get assistance finding the right option for you.
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Kathryn White
I am 73 on Medicare along with a supplement plan F at $275.00 a month. I can not afford the supplement could Obama care help me, would I qualify?
ObamaCareFacts.com
If you have access to Medicare as a rule of thumb you don’t qualify for marketplace cost assistance. You may however qualify for assistance via Medicare. Here is an article talking about Medicare cost assistance options.
https://medicarepolicyhelper.com/medicare-guide/medicare-cost-assistance/
NOTE: You may find your best savings with a $0 premium Advantage plan with drug coverage if you are concerned with monthly costs, although for something more robust like Plan F Medigap you might instead looking into a higher premium plan with Extra Help for Part D and the Medicare Savings Program for help with other costs.
gary jones
so 65 years of age is the limit DA
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There is no age limit with the ACA, but if you qualify for Medicare there essentially ends up being an age limit (as you will qualify for Medicare around turning 65 and thus no longer be eligible for private coverage with ACA assistance). Medicare also offers assistance though, so keep that in mind.
K
My parents are 88 and 83, immigrated to US 2 and half years ago. Are they eligible for purchasing Obama care?
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Yes, they can buy coverage, and depending on tax status can potentially get cost assistance. You should call healthcare.gov to inquire or see:
https://obamacarefacts.com/obamacare-immigrants/
Jim
do I need to sign up for Obamacare once I turn 65?
ObamaCareFacts.com
When you start Medicare (not when you turn 65) you need to enroll in original Medicare (and supplemental) or face fees down the road. You don’t need to do anything with ObamaCare (aside cancel an insurance plan as needed). There is more than one thing to learn about, make sure to read up on some basics like this: https://obamacarefacts.com/obamacare-medicare/
Tiaune Thomas
My mother still can’t afford healt insurance and she is a retired teacher’s assistant. Why is it that she still can’t afford the cost and pay her bills?
Patricia Rodgers
I am going to be 65, do r qualify for Obama Care? Do I have to accept Medicare? My payment is very high.
Mansoor Pasha
I am 72 and unemployed. Can I get Obamacare
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If you don’t have access to Medicare, are a citizen, and make between 100% – 400% FPL then yes. Call HealthCare.Gov (1-800-318-2596) and get assistance finding the right option for you.
Doris henry
(5) I hope means the best. I don’t see the legend.
ObamaCareFacts.com
“5” means the best. Thank you.