Open Enrollment comes once a year, and it is your chance to make changes to your current health insurance policy or enroll in new coverage. Individuals and families have the option of electing a licensed broker to assist them with… Read More
Many Nevada residents need help paying for health insurance. As a result the Affordable Care Act created tax credits that help reduce the cost of insurance for thousands. To be eligible for these tax credits individuals must meet certain requirements including enrolling… Read More
Are you enrolled in a subsidized health insurance plan through HealthCare.gov and experiencing issues with your required document submission? You are not the only one. The Silver State Health Insurance Exchange, Nevada’s overseeing entity that regulates and monitors Obamacare policies,… Read More
CMS (Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services), who controls enrollment periods for states which use the FFM (Federally-Facilitated Marketplaces) enrollments, has just announced that there will be yet another Special Enrollment period in 2015. This includes Nevada. Their announcement specifies… Read More
The government’s definition of family income for Obamacare, or MAGI (Modified Adjust Gross Income), what goes into it and what does not, would be impractical to address in one article. My clients frequently asked about Social Security. Does it count… Read More
Since November 15, 2014, Nevadans have been enrolling in subsidized health insurance through HealthCare.Gov for the upcoming 2015 plan year. Based on specific income and employment requirements, Nevadans are able to enroll in Qualified Health Plans with reduced premiums as… Read More
Group Insurance vs. Individual Insurance Most people have two choices when shopping for health insurance. 1. “On-Exchange” Nevada Health Link plans, and 2. “Off-Exchange” private health insurance plans. You might be a small business owner with a third option – 3. Group… Read More
