Access Health CT extends deadline to change or enroll in health insurance plan
Coverage will begin on
As of Monday, 104,439
While many states saw an increase in the number of its residents without health insurance,
Still, nearly 187,000
"We still have a lot of work to do," Ravitz said, explaining that Access Health CT carries out education and outreach efforts year-round, and is not just focused on the open enrollment period.
A "huge focus" she said is helping individuals, who have enrolled but haven't provided necessary documents such as information verifying their income, Ravitz said. Each year, 10 percent of those who enroll don't provide necessary documentation.
Access Health CT is hosting several enrollment fairs from now until
A full list of upcoming enrollment fairs can be found at https://learn.accesshealthct.com/findus/.
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