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Published onNovember 26, 2014
For Employers
Getting health coverage for your small business for 2015 is easier than ever before. For the first time, you can use the SHOP Marketplace to
enroll online for coverage that starts as early as January 2015. Learn more about how to enroll with this
step-by-step guide (PDF, 1.3 MB).
Published onNovember 21, 2014
If you bought a health insurance plan through the Marketplace in 2014, you’ll need to decide whether to renew your current plan or change plans for 2015. To get started, check out the
5 Steps to Staying Covered.
It’s important to compare 2015 health plans to your current coverage (Step 3), because new and more affordable plans may be available this year.
Published onNovember 19, 2014
If you try to reset your password and don’t get an email from the Marketplace, you may be using the wrong username. To make sure you’re using the right username and to log back in, follow 2 steps:
- Retrieve your username
- Reset your password
Published onNovember 15, 2014
Starting today, you can fill out or update a Marketplace application and enroll in a 2015 plan.
- New to the Marketplace? You can preview plans and prices before you apply, fill out an application, and enroll in a 2015 plan that meets your needs and fits your budget.
- Do you have a 2014 plan? Starting today, you can compare 2015 plans and prices to your current coverage, update your application, and enroll in a 2015 plan.
Published onNovember 10, 2014
Open Enrollment is the period when you can sign up for or renew a health plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace®. Open Enrollment for 2015 coverage starts November 15, 2014 – just 5 days away.
Published onNovember 7, 2014
If you already have health coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace®, it’s time to review your plan and decide if you want to make changes for 2015. You can choose to stay in your current plan (if it’s still offered) or change to a different plan.
Insurance companies can change a plan’s premiums, cost-sharing, and the benefits and services they cover each year. Every fall, your health insurance company sends you a notice explaining these changes. It’s important to review your plan’s 2015 health coverage to make sure it still meets your needs.