- A new U.S. Department of Health and Human Services study found that 50% of single young adults who are currently uninsured could pay $50 or less for comprehensive health coverage through www.HealthCare.gov.
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- What’s the first thing you will do after signing up for coverage through the Marketplace? Let us know in the comments!
- Actors, musicians, and athletes from around the country will gather today for a special live event with performances, interviews and to talk about getting covered. Join the Tell a Friend - #GetCovered livestream today from 12-6 p.m PT at www.tellafriendgetcovered.com
- Basketball legend Magic Johnson joined our campaign because he knows the value of health insurance – even star basketball players need quality coverage! Check out www.HealthCare.gov now to compare your options and enroll!
- Today is the last day to sign up for health insurance through the Marketplace in order to have coverage beginning February 1. Visit www.HealthCare.gov today!
- Only 1 day left to sign up for coverage that begins February 1! Visit www.HealthCare.gov now!
- Nearly 2.2 million people have signed up in private insurance through the Marketplace & 30% are under the age of 35.
Meet Korby: a musician and songwriter from Nashville who pays $17.34 per month for comprehensive health coverage! Were you able to find a quality health plan on HealthCare.gov? Find out more about how to submit your own enrollment story:http://hlthc.re/1eJApB7 HealthCare.gov shared a link.
Molly got health insurance through HealthCare.gov and will be paying $76 a month for comprehensive insurance and dental. Learn about your options today!
http://hlthc.re/1j1gByx- Want health coverage that starts on February 1? Be sure to sign up by January 15th! You can still sign up for coverage during open enrollment, which lasts through March 31.
For a quick reference on key enrollment dates click here: http://hlthc.re/JLk9pT - We’re excited to hear from those of you who have enrolled! Sign up by Jan. 15 for coverage that starts Feb. 1.
Click here to share your enrollment story with us: http://hlthc.re/1eJApB7 - Have you selected a plan on www.HealthCare.gov? You'll be officially enrolled after you pay your first month’s premium to your insurance company. Click here for more info:http://hlthc.re/1euq0Ji
- Read this blog to learn how to confirm your enrollment with your insurance company, fill a prescription, get care when and where you need it, and appeal a decision by your insurance company: http://hlthc.re/19Q6CUj
- More than 1 million people now have health coverage that started on January 1. Here are some tips on using your new coverage: http://hlthc.re/1k4IozD