Window closing to start 2023 with health coverage through federal marketplace
Griffin Daily News, The (GA)
The last day to sign up for health insurance in the new year through the federal marketplace is today.
But if Georgians miss the deadline, they can still sign up to have coverage starting in February if they sign up by Jan. 15.
Antrell Tyson, regional director with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, urged Georgia residents without coverage through their employer to act quickly.
As of last week, nearly 336,000 people in Georgia had signed up for coverage during the open enrollment period.
Pandemic-era premium tax credits will continue to be available.
Advocates are also urging people to sign up who have been previously stymied by the so-called "family glitch," which refers to when employers offer coverage for their employee but not family members.
Georgia consumers can explore plans and see if they qualify for financial assistance by visiting healthcare.gov or calling 1-800-318-2596.
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