What Student Plans Count for ObamaCare?

Researched by Greg Published - August 25, 2015
Last Updated - August 25, 2015

I am 26 years old an I’m enrolled full time at my university. Part of my enrollment cost is full use of the university medical infirmary services. Does this qualify to not be charged on my taxes as health insurance, if so what documentation do I need to provide to the IRS as proof of coverage?

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Ruth Matoto

What options are available for those w/o health insurance having missed open season enrollment and do not have a qualifying event for special enrollment?

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Best place to start is to apply for Medicaid, if you just want temporary coverage you can go with short term (although it won’t save you from the fee).

No other real good options aside paying the fee and making sure you are squared up for next year starting in November.

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