Medicare annual enrollment runs October 15 to December 7. If you live in Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, or anywhere in Shelby, Fayette, or Tipton County, here is what to review for logistics, health care, and manufacturing workers and retirees, where to get counseling or licensed help, and why the state line matters.
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.
Medicare annual enrollment runs October 15 to December 7. If you live in Dallas, Plano, Irving, Garland, Mesquite, or anywhere in Dallas, Collin, or Denton County, here is where to get Medicare help, what local workers and retirees should review, and what to know if you just moved to North Texas or are still working past 65.
New Jersey’s PAAD and Senior Gold programs help eligible older adults and people with disabilities with prescription costs, and both work alongside a Medicare Part D plan. Here is who may qualify, how each program fits with your drug plan, what to check during annual enrollment, and how to apply with one NJSave application.
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.
Michigan’s Medicare Savings Programs can help pay your Part B premium and, for some people, Medicare deductibles and coinsurance. Here is what QMB, SLMB, ALMB and NMB each cover, who may qualify, how the programs connect to Extra Help, and how to apply through MI Bridges or your local MDHHS office.
Los Programas de Ahorros de Medicare los maneja el estado y pueden ayudar a pagar la prima de la Parte B y, en algunos casos, deducibles y copagos. Le explicamos en español los cuatro programas que ofrece Texas, quién puede calificar, cómo solicitar con HHSC y qué tiene que ver con la Ayuda Adicional para medicinas.
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.
