Recent court decisions on nondiscrimination

Recent court decisions regarding nondiscrimination in health programs.

 

How do I resolve a data matching issue?

If you provide information on your Marketplace application that doesn’t match our records, this is called a data matching issue or "inconsistency." You’ll need to submit documents to confirm your information.

What if I have coverage through an employer?

You may be asked the questions below. Read the information below each question for more information and/or how to answer.

Health coverage options if you're unemployed

Read about which unemployed health insurance options are available to you at HealthCare.gov. The Health Insurance Marketplace® gives you options.

Marketplace coverage when you’re unemployed

If you lost health insurance through a job, you can find coverage through the Marketplace.

Automatic re-enrollment keeps you covered

Automatic re-enrollment: Keeps you covered, but it's better to update & shop this year's plans

Health and dental plan datasets

FFM QHP landscape files: Health and dental datasets for researchers and issuers

Using a Flexible Spending Account (FSA)

If you have a health plan through a job, you can use a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay for health care costs, like deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and some drugs. They can lower your taxes.

Decisions employers can appeal

Employers can appeal decision to offer SHOP coverage through the Marketplace - Find out more. HealthCare.gov official site.

Immigration document types

These documents can be used to show your immigration status. 

What can I appeal?

Find out what you can appeal, time limits to file. HealthCare.gov official site.

How do I end my Marketplace coverage?

You should end your Marketplace coverage if you become eligible for coverage through an employer or other program, like Medicare, Medicaid, or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).


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