Qualifying life events trigger special enrollment periods for all ACA-compliant major medical plans. Learn more about them here: healthinsurance.org/glossary/quali…

Does your employer offer a QSEHRA? If so, it could mean reimbursement from your employer – tax-free – to help cover your health insurance and medical expenses – like premiums and out-of-pocket costs! healthinsurance.org/glossary/quali…

Click here healthinsurance.org/medicaid/ to see specific details about your state’s Medicaid program, how to apply, who is eligible for Medicaid, and whether the state has expanded Medicaid.

If you lost your current insurance, what would be your backup plan? Read more here: healthinsurance.org/faqs/i-was-lai…

Have you ever received a unexpected medical bill even though you have insurance? That could be an example of balance billing— when out-of-network providers charge you the difference your plan won’t cover. Learn more: healthinsurance.org/glossary/balan…

Planning a summer vacation? Learn how travel insurance could provide coverage for unexpected financial expenses – from medical emergencies, to car rental mishaps and trip delays or cancellations. healthinsurance.org/supplemental-i…

Not sure when a hospital stay counts as inpatient care? It’s more important than you may think — and it may be the difference between whether your stay is covered or not. For the breakdown, visit our glossary page here: healthinsurance.org/glossary/inpat…

Learn how ICHRAs work and how these health reimbursement arrangements can help employers reimburse employees tax-free for health insurance premiums and qualified medical expenses. youtu.be/MA2CT_nF7Dk?si…

They’re not health insurance — but they can offer savings on certain health services. Know the difference! Learn more about how these plans work: healthinsurance.org/glossary/medic…

Thinking about LASIK? Your vision insurance likely won't cover it fully, but some plans offer helpful perks like discounts or financing through partner programs. Learn more here: healthinsurance.org/supplemental-i…

Voluntary accident insurance offered by your employer can provide coverage when the unexpected happens outside of the workplace. Learn more about how it works and what might be covered: healthinsurance.org/glossary/volun…

What does Medicaid cover? The short answer: it varies by state. Longer answer from @louisenorris? Right here: buff.ly/GJ3AG06

A federal rule finalized in June will bring big changes to Marketplace enrollment, including pausing of the low-income special enrollment period and loss of eligibility for DACA recipients. The first wave of changes hits on August 25. | @louisenorris buff.ly/HRYTgrC

Not sure if your current health insurance coverage is ACA-compliant? Take a look at what coverage these plans must include, where these plans are sold, as well as what plans are not ACA-compliant. Learn more: healthinsurance.org/glossary/aca-c… #affordablecareact #obamacare #healthinsurance

What’s the first thing you look at when choosing a health insurance plan? Cost? Carrier? Doctors? Advice from someone you trust? We’re curious — vote now!

There has been buzz recently regarding the Medicaid cuts included in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but what exactly does Medicaid cover? Louise Norris breaks it down. healthinsurance.org/faqs/what-does… #medicaid #OBBBA #healthinsurance

Pre-existing conditions are any health issue you had before your insurance started. Knowing how this term is used can help you make sense of your coverage. Learn more: healthinsurance.org/glossary/pre-e… #healthcare #Healthinsurance

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act will bring sweeping changes to health coverage. @louisenorris looks at five of its provisions that will be implemented first and the populations they will affect.  buff.ly/0PN0mco

July is UV Safety Awareness Month! Your skin is your body’s largest organ—treat it with care. Did you know that ultraviolet (UV) rays are the leading cause of most skin cancers? healthinsurance.org/supplemental-i…

Not all health coverage is comprehensive — and that’s where limited-benefit plans come in. These plans offer focused protection for specific needs, but they’re not a substitute for major medical insurance. More details here: healthinsurance.org/glossary/limit…