Health
Insurance
Did you know that all individuals who are legally residing in the United States are eligible to enroll in individual health insurance?! No social security number, work permit or green card is required to apply!
- United States Citizens
- Legal Permanent Residents
- Non-Immigrant US Visa Holders
- Adjustment of Status Applicants
- You must currently reside in the US
- You must file taxes at the end of the year
Note: If you are married, you must file a joint tax return with your spouse
The price of your monthly insurance premium depends on your household income.
Generally speaking, the lower your household income, the less you will pay for insurance.
If you would like to estimate of your health insurance costs, you can use the following tool:
- Primary care
- Specialists
- Radiology
- Urgent care
- Hospitalization
- Surgery
- Prescription drugs
- Mental health services
- Rehabilitation
- Laboratory testing
- Preventative medicine
- Pregnancy/maternity care
The open enrollment period generally occurs between November 1st and January 15th each year.
Certain individuals may qualify to enroll outside of this period if they experience certain circumstances within the last 60 days such as having a child, getting married, or moving to the United States.
If you make under 150% of the federal poverty line or own a small business, you may also be eligible for a special enrollment period.
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