Learn what preventive services for children — like shots and screenings — are covered by Marketplace insurance
Learn what to look for, how to avoid phishing attempts, how to identify threatening phone calls, when to report suspected fraud, more ways to be safe
Learn more about your health coverage options at Healthcare.gov if you turn 26 and are no longer eligible to stay on your parent's health plan.
Understand your veterans’ health care benefits at Healthcare.gov. No VA benefits? You may still qualify for health coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace®
If you get a notice from the Marketplace that says you need to send documents with your child’s date of birth to confirm that you’re eligible for a Special Enrollment Period, you need to send the Marketplace confirmation of the new child’s date of birth. Send a document for each new child, if there’s more than one, and your notice asks for documents for more than one person.
If you’re interested in claiming exemptions for the 2017 tax year only, select the links below.
Note: The links on this page take you to pages about health coverage exemptions that apply for the 2017 tax year. Planning ahead for exemptions? See exemption information for the 2018 tax year. Your 2018 taxes are due in April 2019.
Read about your options under the Affordable Care Act if you are retired at HealthCare.gov.
An insurance company that offers health coverage to opposite-sex spouses must do the same for same-sex spouses.
If you’re interested in claiming exemptions for the 2016 tax year only, select the links below.
Note: The links on this page take you to pages about health coverage exemptions that apply for the 2016 tax year. Planning ahead for exemptions? See exemption information for the 2017 tax year. Your 2017 taxes are due in April 2018.
If you were automatically enrolled in a plan for next year, you'll find an updated 2024 application in your Marketplace account. We created it using your current information and plan selection. Your coverage starts January 1.
No matter what state you live in, you can enroll in affordable, quality health coverage.
Recent court decisions regarding nondiscrimination in health programs.