As open enrollment for Medicaid kicks off in Indiana, residents have a crucial opportunity to review their health coverage options and make important decisions for 2025. Here's what you need to know to navigate this year's enrollment period:
Key dates
Gathering basic information
To make the application process easier, have the basic information for yourself and your household on hand like:
Preview health insurance and plans
You can preview plans ahead of Nov. 1 to make sure you apply for or renew the one that fits your needs best. Enter the following information into the Healthcare.gov toolkit, and it will provide estimate premiums.
Check to see if you qualify for savings
Prior to Nov. 1, you can use the healthcare.gov's tool to check if you can save on Marketplace premiums or qualify for Medicaid of Children's Health Insurance Program based on your income.
Find someone to help you apply
There are ways to get local, certified Marketplace help if you are stuck. Through the Healthcare.gov website, you can set up a time to speak with a local assistant in-person, over the phone or by email.
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