Can’t Pay My Premium, What Do I Do?


If you can’t pay your health insurance premium through the Marketplace, you can simply call up your insurer and pay them.

Unaffordable Health Plan at My Job, What Options Do I Have?


If you have an employer sponsored plan that costs more than 9.56% of your household income for employee-only coverage, you can opt-out of employer coverage and use the Marketplace.

Can Employee’s Opt-Out of ObamaCare?


As an employer with over 50 full-time equivalents, you have to offer coverage to full-time employees, but employee’s don’t have to take it.

Medicare, 75 and Over, Barred from Admission ICU?


Nothing anywhere, in ObamaCare or any law, bars Medicare recipients from the ICU. What ObamaCare does is improve Medicare benefits and extend Medicare solvency.

Claim Denied For a Preexisting Condition?


Insurers can still use loopholes to deny claims for preexisting conditions, although all new plans have to cover you, can’t drop you for being sick, can’t charge you more, and must pay claims on covered benefits.

Denied Medicaid, What do I Do?


If you have been denied Medicaid you qualify for an exemption from the fee and catastrophic health coverage. You also qualify for special enrollment in the Marketplace.

Can I Enroll in ObamaCare After COBRA?


When your COBRA expires it will trigger a special enrollment period allowing you to switch to a Marketplace plan.

Small Employer, Requirements For ObamaCare?


If an employer has more than 50 full-time equivalent employees then they have to offer coverage. If they don’t, they don’t.

Can I Get a Health Plan for a Short Time?


When you get covered through the Marketplace that plan lasts a year. However, you can cancel at anytime. This means you can keep coverage for any length of time up to a year, each year.

How Do I Transition From ObamaCare to Medicare?


To transition from OabmaCare to Medicare you’ll simply want to cancel your ObamaCare plan so it ends when your Medicare coverage starts.

Bahamas Resident, Do I Need ObamaCare?


If you are a resident of the Bahamas you do not need medical care that covers the US, unless you are traveling to the US. Then you should consider travelers insurance.

Moved from Puerto Rico, What are My ObamaCare Options?


When you move to the US you become eligible for Marketplace coverage. Your access to cost assistance, including Medicaid, depends upon income and immigration status.

Do I Have to Accept Employer Coverage?


Anyone can deny employer coverage, but if you have employer coverage you can’t get cost assistance and you’ll miss out on your employer contribution.

Does ObamaCare Help People Visiting the US?


Generally those visiting the country can’t get cost assistance, but may be eligible for a Marketplace plan. Every situation is different and eligibility depends upon a few factors.

Disabled Veteran, Do I Need To Get Health Insurance?


Under ObamaCare Veterans and others receiving qualifying VA health benefits, don’t have to do anything. You are considered to have Minimum Essential Coverage and won’t owe the fee.

Unemployed, Low Income, I Live in Alabama, What Do I Do?


If you have low income, and live in Alabama, you may be in trouble. Alabama has rejected Medicaid expansion and decided to leave about 235,000 without coverage.

How Do I File Taxes For ObamaCare If I Have Medicaid?


If you had Medicaid for each month of the year, just check the box on line 61 of your 1040. If you missed even one full month, file the 8965 exemptions form.

Is there Help For Medical Debt in ObamaCare?


ObamaCare doesn’t include help for medical debt, although you can get an exemption from the fee for unpayable medical bills. If you need help with medical debt you should try local charities and other avenues.

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