Ambetter from MHS Has Indiana Residents Covered During Open Enrollment

2020 NOV 10 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at CDC & FDA Daily -- Beginning November 1 through December 15, Indiana residents may select Ambetter from MHS for healthcare coverage statewide through the federal Health Insurance Marketplace. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to place an extra emphasis on health, MHS continues to offer a variety of health insurance offerings that are among the most affordable in the state.

“We value our members and remain committed to offering quality, dependable healthcare coverage plans through Ambetter from MHS especially amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic,” said Kevin O’Toole, President and CEO, MHS. “As part of the nation’s Number 1 Marketplace insurer, we have the experience and resources to provide Indiana residents with insurance options that provide peace of mind and allow them to take charge of their health with affordable health care options.”

Ambetter from MHS offers increased value, convenient services, and benefits that help make health insurance fit within people’s lives. For those impacted by job loss during the pandemic, Ambetter from MHS provides an alternative that is often more affordable than COBRA, the health insurance program that allows people to continue their employer-provided coverage. While COBRA maintains a person’s existing coverage, they will pay 100% of the cost plus an additional 2% in administrative costs, and subsidies are not available to reduce those costs. COBRA will also eventually expire, requiring a person to seek new coverage.

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