Where You Can Find Us at This Year’s Healthcare IT Connect Conference
The 2019 Healthcare IT Connect Conference is being held in Baltimore, MD from March 18 - 20. GetInsured is a Silver sponsor and you can find us at two key
How States are Using 1332 Waivers
Since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law six years ago, section 1332 waivers have existed. The 1332 waivers offer States the opportunity to design a new coverage
GetInsured Participates in Enhanced Direct Enrollment Panel
GetInsured was a pioneering participant in the early CMS discussions on how to best build an EDE pathway. Now, as a leader in Enhanced Direct Enrollment (EDE), CMS invited us
Mixed Results from the 2019 Open Enrollment Period
The State-Based Marketplace Open Enrollment Period (OEP) is not over yet, in most cases, but across the board states that chose to build and maintain their own exchange are showing
Why States Should Consider Transitioning from Federally-Facilitated to State-Based Marketplace Now
On December 14, 2018, a district judge in Texas ruled the Affordable Care Act (ACA) unconstitutional (see this NYTimes news article for a basic overview). While the ruling has no
Washington Healthplanfinder Set for Start of Open Enrollment on Nov. 1
The Washington Health Benefit Exchange reminded residents yesterday of the tools available to them to help find and enroll in a health insurance plan this open enrollment period. GetInsured has
You Won’t Be Down & Out with GetInsured
Let’s talk about downtimes. Open enrollment is almost upon us and with a once again abbreviated enrollment period, each hour matters for consumers that wish to purchase health insurance. This
Which States Have State-Based Marketplaces?
States which currently use State-Based Health Insurance Marketplaces: California - Covered California Colorado - Connect for Health Colorado Connecticut - Access Health CT District of Columbia - DC Health Link Idaho
Coverage Start Date Explained
Basic Explanation You’ve pressed Send on your health insurance enrollment application and paid your premium. Now you’re covered, right? Maybe, maybe not. Your health insurance coverage start date—also called your
Exemptions Explained
A Basic Explanation Under the Affordable Care Act, many Americans who don’t have health insurance that qualifies as minimum essential coverage will have to pay a penalty. However, some situations,