Outside of the annual Open Enrollment Period, you can enroll in Marketplace insurance only if you have certain life events that qualify you a Special Enrollment Period.

Learn more about the eligibility criteria to enroll in health coverage through the Marketplace.

To learn if you qualify for savings on health care coverage costs, select your household size and estimated income.

If you're not eligible for lower costs on a health plan because your income is too high, you can still buy health coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace®. To apply, create an account or log in to your existing one.

If you were enrolled in a Marketplace health insurance plan, you can re-enroll or change health insurance plans starting November 1.

No matter what state you live in, you can enroll in affordable, quality health coverage.

Find out how your Health Insurance Marketplace® coverage is affected by coronavirus (COVID-19). Health plan treatment same as other viral infections. Official HC.gov site.

There are times when you need to submit documentation to the Marketplace. Visit HealthCare.gov to submit documents in your Marketplace account.

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If you’re not enrolled in coverage through Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) but got a notice saying you may lose financial help for your Marketplace plan because of your enrollment in Medicaid or CHIP, you should immediately report a change to the Marketplace.

This way you can let us know you aren’t enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP.

Once you’ve created a Marketplace account and started your application, you’ll need to enter some personal information, including:

Make sure you have health coverage.