It’s that time of year again! Open Enrollment for eligible Americans to sign up or change their health care coverage begins on November 1st. Not sure where to begin? Here is your 2023 Open Enrollment guide from our team at…
Health insurance can be challenging for people to afford with a lower or moderate income, especially if they aren’t offered health benefits at work. Because of this, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provides sliding-scale subsidies, lower premiums, and out-of-pocket costs…
If your employer offers health insurance coverage, it can feel like a big win. Employer-based insurance plans are the most common form of health coverage in the United States, but what if you don’t want to use the health insurance…
What does having a baby, getting married, changing jobs, or moving to a new state have in common? Well, they are all life changes that can make you eligible for the Special Enrollment Period (SEP) where you can apply for…
Open Enrollment Period runs from November 1st through December 15th and allows all eligible Americans to get a chance to shop for new health insurance coverage. Not sure where to start? Here is your 2022 Open Enrollment guide from McKnight &…
If you plan to apply for health insurance via the Health Insurance Marketplace, you must have your annual income readily available. Estimating your income can be challenging! One must consider change in working hours, job loss, unemployment compensation… the list…
When selecting a new insurance plan via Open Enrollment or a Special Enrollment Period (life change such as getting married, having a baby, losing health coverage through work, moving) you may need to choose a new primary care physician. Our…
It’s that time of year again: Open Enrollment for health insurance! Open Enrollment begins every year on November 1st and allows you to apply for a new health insurance plan or make changes to your existing plan. Let’s talk about…
This article was originally posted in 2020. However, we’re here for you ANY year during Open Enrollment! Open Enrollment for health insurance coverage begins November 1st. Are you ready? Today we are going to discuss some things you can prepare…
If we were to take a look back just a decade ago, we’d find that more than 50 million Americans were living without health insurance. Those seeking coverage during at that time may have been faced with finding affordable, dependable health care…or…