Open enrollment in Nevada starts November 1
Insurance Commissioner
"We are pleased to offer consumers the ability to review their insurance options in advance and to identify the plan that best accommodates their budget and coverage needs," Kipper said. "With 185 plans to choose from, we encourage Nevadans to take advantage of this opportunity to review their options before the 2025 Open Enrollment period begins on
Why Open Enrollment Matters
Open Enrollment is a vital time for Nevadans to secure health insurance. For many, this is the only opportunity to enroll in an Affordable Care Act (ACA)-compliant plan without the need for a qualifying life event, such as marriage, childbirth, or loss of other coverage. This year, Nevadans will have access to 185 plans, providing a wide array of options designed to meet diverse healthcare needs, ensuring accessibility and affordability.
Below is a breakdown of all insurance companies that will be offering health insurance plans in the 2025 individual health insurance market:
HMO
Hometown Health Providers (Off-Exchange only)
Imperial Insurance Companies (On-Exchange only)
SilverSummit
How to Review Health Plans
Nevadans can review available health plans through the
For information on rate changes or to submit comments on any of the listed plans Nevadans can visit doi.nv.gov/rate-filings/ and select search criteria from the drop-down menus: Company Name, Status (defaults to Under Review), and Insurance Type. Consumers can select a specific carrier to view rate filing details and input comments in the text box toward the bottom of the page. Approved rates are available for review on the Division's website today.
Additional Open Enrollment Resources
The Division encourages consumers to take advantage of the information and services available through Nevada Health Link, the state's official health insurance marketplace. Nevada Health Link offers tools, resources, and assistance for individuals seeking to enroll and find the right plan for their needs. Consumers are encouraged to visit nevadahealthlink.com or call 1-800-547-2927 Monday through Friday,
Nevada Health Link is ideal for individuals who do not have employer-provided health insurance and do not qualify for Medicare (ages 65+) or Medicaid (income-based). Nevadans who have recently lost their Medicaid coverage during the ongoing redetermination process should visit NevadaHealthLink.com to see if they are eligible for a plan.
Questions and Contact Information
Open Enrollment for Plan Year 2025 kicks off on
For more information, or if you have general insurance questions, contact
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