Today the federal government announced a proposal to fix what is known as the “family glitch” as it pertains to employer group health insurance coverage. Specifically, the administration wants to change the definition of “affordable” coverage for family members. As it stands, dependents on an employer group health insurance plan do not qualify for a […]
Per federal law, young adults may stay on a parent’s plan until the age of 26. Several Options: Individual ACA plans are available to the young adult when “aging off” of the parent plan. Coverage will be similar, as all ACA plans must include the ten essential benefits. What won’t be similar is the price, […]
General Enrollment Period (GEP) The GEP ends March 31st of each year. The GEP should only be used as a last resort. If you did not enroll in Medicare Part B during the Initial Enrollment Period or a Special Enrollment Period, then the GEP is your only option. If you miss the GEP March 31st […]
