AmeriHealth Caritas to join Ohio Health Insurance Marketplace in 2027
Health insurer
“Ohio families deserve meaningful choices when it comes to their health coverage,” said
AmeriHealth Caritas Next plans will be available in the
Since 2023,
“The company’s expansion into the Marketplace builds on its commitment to the state and provides additional coverage options in a market where choices have narrowed and costs have increased for consumers,” the company press release states.
“We’re excited to build on the foundation we’ve built with Ohio Medicaid enrollees by bringing AmeriHealth Caritas Next plans to the state. With AmeriHealth Caritas Next, we look forward to supporting whole-person health and delivering value for even more Ohioans,” Marino said.
Open enrollment for 2027 Marketplace coverage begins
For 2027, the
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