Sentences with phrase «about enrollment periods»

If you want to know more about enrollment periods for Part B, please read the information about general and SEP in our «Medicare» booklet or talk to your personnel office before you decide.

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Acting Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Eric Hargan hasn't said anything about open enrollment at all on his Twitter account during the signup period, which began on November 1.

With a $ 90 million cut in Obamacare outreach funding by the Trump administration, insurance companies have been stepping up to inform Americans about the ongoing open enrollment period for plans sold under the Affordable Care Act.

I am therefore holding these upcoming seminars to help our residents learn more about the Act and to help them secure coverage before the current open enrollment period ends on March 31.»

Our analysis reveals the surprising, disproportionate role of graduate school enrollment — particularly for - profit graduate enrollment — in contributing to the overall black - white debt gap, and raises questions about how these racial debt disparities will further evolve beyond the end of the follow - up period.

Put another way, about 76 percent of the growth in FTC enrollment over this period occurred at majority - FTC school

CWC Kansas City Executive Director Dr. Kristin Droege talks about the thriving education environment in Kansas City, and plans for the enrollment period ahead of the opening 2016 - 17 school year.

Also, since it has been about six months since American express tightened up their enrollment qualifications, have you seen any flexibility on the part of AMEX when it comes to qualifying for a addional sign - up bonuses after waiting some period of time?

There's not a lot that you can do about your deductible, coinsurance and out - of - pocket maximum with your health insurance policy until the next open enrollment period.

Healthy Paws is very transparent about our waiting period on our website, in the policy documents that are in each client's online account and during the enrollment process, whether enrolling online or over the phone with one of our customer care team members.

What millions of consumers don't know about qualifying life events can't help them capitalize on Obamacare's special enrollment periods

In 2016, we added warnings on HealthCare.gov about inappropriate use of special enrollment periods, eliminated special enrollment periods that are no longer needed as the Exchanges mature, and tightened eligibility rules for special enrollment periods.

Response: We appreciate the ideas and recommendations shared by commenters about anticipated impacts of an eligibility verification for special enrollment periods and how HHS may reduce possible misuse and abuse of special enrollment periods, while continuing to strengthen risk pools.

Learn more about reporting life changes and Special Enrollment Periods.

Comment: Commenters expressed concerns about current misuse or abuse of special enrollment periods, including consumers who inappropriately obtain a special enrollment period on the basis of a loss of minimum essential coverage after being terminated from coverage due to a failure to pay premiums in violation of § 155.420 (e)(1).

Conversely, other commenters expressed concern about the elimination or limitation of existing special enrollment periods without documented proof of abuse.

HHS also recognizes the need to communicate accurate and standard information about the availability of a special enrollment period to consumers.

A few commenters requested that we further define material plan or benefit display errors and expressed concern about this special enrollment period applying off - Exchange.

Response: We agree with commenters about the benefit of codifying these five special enrollment periods and that doing so provides clarity for stakeholders and consumers across Exchanges.

We also appreciate the suggestions about the methods we should use to monitor special enrollment period enrollments and criteria we should evaluate in order to better understand consumer behavior and increase appropriate utilization of special enrollment periods.

Response: We appreciate the concerns raised by commenters about the elimination of the implementation deadlines for both offering advance availability for the special enrollment period for a permanent move and for the special enrollment period for enrollees who have lost a dependent or are no longer considered a dependent due to divorce, legal separation, or death.

Response: We thank commenters for making their suggestions about special enrollment periods.

Failure to do so could lead to confusion to both enrollees and issuers about what special enrollment periods are available.

We recognize the importance of providing clarity about how an Exchange may verify a consumer's eligibility for a special enrollment period, as well as about how the FFE plans to verify special enrollment period eligibility through its pre-enrollment pilot.

While knowledge of when Open Enrollment runs is uniform across party lines — about a quarter of Independents know the correct time period, followed by Democrats and Republicans at around 24 % and 23 %, respectively — overall, Democrats, are more likely to know details about ACA benefits.

When it comes to employer - based health insurance, your HR department will get in contact with you about your company - specific enrollment period where you'll have an opportunity make changes to your health insurance and other benefits.

Learn about Special Enrollment Periods for complex issues.

Enrollment is limited to the annual open enrollment window that starts each fall on November 1, or a special enrollment period triggered by a qualifying event, but insurers no longer ask about medical history when you apply forEnrollment is limited to the annual open enrollment window that starts each fall on November 1, or a special enrollment period triggered by a qualifying event, but insurers no longer ask about medical history when you apply forenrollment window that starts each fall on November 1, or a special enrollment period triggered by a qualifying event, but insurers no longer ask about medical history when you apply forenrollment period triggered by a qualifying event, but insurers no longer ask about medical history when you apply for coverage.

Learn more about how to apply with a Special Enrollment Period.

Your company should notify you about your open enrollment period.

There are a number of Special Enrollment Periods you need to know about.

Because so many people were caught off guard by the penalty, the government agreed to offer a special enrollment period that year for people who didn't know about the penalty until they filed their 2014 tax returns.

If you're applying for 2014 coverage with a Special Enrollment Period, you can learn more about the process here.

Since open enrollment for 2015 had already ended before many Americans filed their tax returns for 2014, the government granted a one - time special enrollment period in the spring of 2015, allowing people another chance to enroll in 2015 coverage if they had just found out about the penalty when they filed their taxes.

If you buy health insurance through your workplace, your employer will inform you about its open enrollment period.

Click the button below, and answer a few questions about your major life change to find out if you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period:

Yes, fall has officially arrived, and that means one thing: your employer is about to kick off the annual open enrollment period, where you can review your benefit options and make adjustments for the year to come.

These windows for special enrollment usually only last for 30 days, so if you are someone who declined coverage only to find themselves needing it, you should immediately contact your human resource department and ask them about this special enrollment period.

There are a lot of moving parts to the new health insurance law, but for you, there are only a few matters you need to be aware of now: the start of the individual mandate in 2014 (that's the mandate that you have coverage), the exceptions the government recognizes for people who are exempt from the mandate, the open - enrollment period for the state exchanges starting in October to shop for coverage, the premium subsidies you can qualify for based on your income if you buy coverage in the state exchange, and any changes to your coverage that your insurer must let you know about if you already have coverage and it changes to comply with the law.