Kynect website now open for shopping and enrollment in federally subsidized health-insurance plans
Enrollment will be open through
Kentuckians who don't have coverage through an employer, Medicare, Medicaid, the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program, or the Pentagon's Tricare program can shop for individual coverage on
All plans offered on the marketplace cover 10 essential health benefits, including emergency services, hospitalization, lab services, prescription drugs and certain no-cost preventive services.
Four carriers offer health-insurance plans through
All counties have at least two carriers to choose from, with most counties having three carriers and many with four. Since last year, Passport has grown by 22 counties, and WellCare by 26.
Under the qualified health plans offered on
More plans have been certified for 2024 than for 2023, and
Not all plans are the same, noted
Some plans new features or benefits, including enhanced diabetes coverage, fitness memberships and vision benefits. Telehealth is covered by all plans at differing out-of-pocket costs. Kentuckians still have access to the more generous financial assistance originally made available as part of the American Rescue Plan passed as a result of the pandemic.
Open enrollment in a qualified health plan overlaps with other annual enrollment periods, including Medicare. Medicare beneficiaries may make changes through
For enrollment assistance, visit kynect.ky.gov or call 855-459-6328. You may also get help at your local
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