MIChild covers Michigan kids under 19 in working families whose income is a bit too high for regular children’s Medicaid. Here is who qualifies, what MIChild covers today, how long coverage lasts, and how to apply through MI Bridges.
Si está embarazada en Texas y no califica para Medicaid, CHIP Perinatal puede cubrir su atención prenatal, el parto y dos visitas después del embarazo. Le explicamos quién califica, qué cubre, qué pasa con su bebé al nacer y cómo solicitar.
Si vive en Paterson, Passaic, Clifton, Haledon, Prospect Park o en cualquier parte del condado de Passaic y necesita su propio seguro de salud, en Nueva Jersey se usa Get Covered New Jersey, no HealthCare.gov. Le explicamos en español cómo encaja el trabajo en fábricas, almacenes, salud y comercio, cuándo puede solicitar, dónde entra NJ FamilyCare y qué está cambiando para algunos inmigrantes.
People in Knoxville who buy their own coverage shop on HealthCare.gov. If you live in Knox, Blount, Anderson, Loudon, or Sevier County and work in tourism, health care, manufacturing, energy research, or for yourself, here is how the Marketplace works, where TennCare fits, and what to have ready before November 1.
If you live in Buffalo, Cheektowaga, Amherst, Tonawanda, or anywhere in Erie or Niagara County and need your own health insurance, you use NY State of Health, not HealthCare.gov. Here is how it works for health care, manufacturing, and hospitality workers, when you can apply, and what to do if you are turning 65.
People in Grand Rapids who buy their own coverage shop on HealthCare.gov. If you live in Kent, Ottawa, or Allegan County and work in manufacturing, health care, logistics, or for yourself, here is how the Marketplace works, where the Healthy Michigan Plan fits, and what to have ready before November 1.
Child Health Plus is New York’s health plan for kids under 19 who don’t qualify for Children’s Medicaid. Here is who qualifies, how the income-based monthly premium works, why there are no copays or deductible, how to enroll any time of year through NY State of Health, and how it fits with coverage for the parents.
CoverKids is Tennessee’s health coverage for children under 19 and pregnant women who don’t qualify for TennCare. Here is who usually qualifies, what CoverKids pays for, the three ways to apply through TennCare Connect, and how a family can use CoverKids for the kids while the parents look at a Marketplace plan.
Desde el 1 de enero, la ayuda para pagar el Obamacare solo llega a ciudadanos, residentes permanentes, participantes cubanos o haitianos y migrantes COFA. Otros inmigrantes con presencia legal pueden comprar un plan, pero a precio completo. Busque su estatus en nuestra tabla, vea cómo funciona una familia de estatus mixto y qué hacer en noviembre.
In New Jersey, NJ FamilyCare is the state’s public health coverage program and Get Covered New Jersey is the state’s marketplace for private plans. Here is who usually qualifies for each, why children often qualify when their parents don’t, how one application checks both, and what the new federal rules change for some adults and immigrants.
