Kentuckians can now preview 2025 health coverage options through kynect
FRANKFORT — Kentuckians seeking health coverage through kynect are asked to visit the website to preview the 2025 health insurance plans that will be offered during open enrollment, which takes place from
The open enrollment period consists of Qualified Health Plans (QHPs). This option is primarily for Kentuckians who don't have coverage through another source, such as through an employer, Medicaid, the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program (KCHIP), Medicare or TRICARE.
"QHPs are a great option for Kentuckians who do not have access to employer-sponsored health insurance or qualify for Medicaid," said
CHFS offers a variety of health care access, along with nutrition and human services programs, all of which can be accessed via the kynect website. Secretary Friedlander reminded Kentuckians of the availability of health coverage through Medicaid and KCHIP for Kentuckians who meet eligibility requirements.
Commissioner
"If you are currently without health coverage, visit kynect to explore your options — or reach out to us for assistance. We are here to help," said Commissioner Lee.
More Choices, Improved Shopping Tools
The kynect portal has been enhanced by making the application flow more streamlined, and it is easier for Kentuckians to see their potential eligibility for levels of financial assistance. More issuers are offering plans with specific benefits such as heart health or diabetes, and more plans compatible with Health Savings Plans are available for 2025. Also, for 2025, a new dental carrier has been added. Open enrollment is the time for Kentuckians to check and make sure they are enrolled in the plan that best suits their family's needs.
Key Dates
The kynect QHP open enrollment period runs from
Get Local Help
Insurance agents and kynectors are located in every


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