Information about everyone applying for coverage
Your Marketplace application will ask you to enter some basic information about everyone applying for coverage, including their relationship to you.
Your Marketplace application will ask you to enter some basic information about everyone applying for coverage, including their relationship to you.
Where you live can affect what health coverage you’re eligible for.
You’ll enter your home address to show if you’re a resident of the state where you’re seeking coverage. You’ll select your state at the beginning of the application.
You’ll be asked for your mailing address. Often, this will be the same as your home address. If it’s not, provide a mailing address in the state you live in, if you can.
If anyone on your application has a different home and/or mailing address, you’ll need to have it also.
Your Marketplace application will ask you about each person in your household, even those not applying for coverage.
For the Marketplace, your household usually includes the tax filers and their tax dependents, but there are exceptions. Sometimes the Marketplace includes people you live with who aren’t in your tax household.
You should include yourself on your application. Here’s a basic list of the other people you should generally include, if these people are in your household:
If you need more information, visit HealthCare.gov/income-and-household-information/household-size, or call the Marketplace Call Center.
Your Marketplace application will ask you for some basic information, including your name and date of birth.
This checklist is adapted from HealthCare.gov, the health insurance marketplace operated by the federal government. Download original PDF here. You can apply for or re-enroll in coverage by visiting HealthCare.gov or by calling the Marketplace Call Center at 1-800-318-2596. TTY users can call 1-855-889-4325.
Todo lo que deben saber los dueños de pequeñas empresas y sus asesores al ofrecer seguro médico. Una fuente imparcial sobre costos estimados, ahorros fiscales, opciones de cobertura, derechos legales y mucho más.
En este punto, es posible que se pregunte qué tipo de cobertura podría funcionar para su negocio. Los planes de atención médica son complicados y muchos planes no se pueden caracterizar perfectamente (como una HMO, una PPO, etc.), pero ofrecen una combinación de características, y lo que cubren puede cambiar con frecuencia.
At this point you may well be wondering what type of coverage might work for your business. Healthcare plans are complicated and many plans can’t be neatly characterized—as an HMO, a PPO, and so on—but offer a mix of features, and what they cover may change frequently.
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