Special enrollment period opens insurance exchange at Southwell
Mar. 13—TIFTON — Due to the COVID-19 special enrollment period
"We have many Marketplace patients under the impression that their plan was in-network with our services, only to find out that the insurance provider would not cover our non-emergency services,"
Southwell includes
The
Individuals can continue to change their 2021 health plans at any time if they qualify for a special enrollment period due to a life event such as losing coverage, getting married, moving, or having a baby. Generally, 60 days is given from the life event for the individual to enroll in a new plan, but reporting the new change as soon as possible is recommended.
"We encourage people to take advantage of this special enrollment period while they can," Wills said. "No one plans to get sick or hurt, but bad things happen, even to healthy people. Having medical debt can really limit your options. If you're paying for every medical service yourself, you may make some health care decisions based on money instead of what's best for your health."
To make the switch to the
To learn more about Southwell and its services, visit www.mysouthwell.com.
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