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End highlighted textFor millions of Americans quality, affordable coverage is just around the corner. And making sure people know about the new options available to them, and providing a smooth transition to this new day for coverage is our top priority
We’ve taken a number of steps to help you:
We’re also working with insurance companies to ensure that consumers with cancelled plans don’t have a gap in coverage starting January 1. We’re providing additional resources for you if your individual insurance policy has been cancelled.
If you or someone you know have received a cancellation letter, here’s what you should know:
We are working around the clock to make sure that anyone who wants coverage starting on January 1 can get it. And don’t forget that you have until March 31 to sign up for coverage effective in 2014.
Coverage is a call, click, or conversation away. We’re inviting Americans who do not have employer-based insurance to learn about their new options in the Health Insurance Marketplace® at HealthCare.gov.
Remember to pay your premium to your insurance company by December 31st or any later date set by your insurer in order to have coverage that is effective January 1, 2014.