A data matching issue (DMI) occurs when certain information on a person's application doesn’t match the information available to the marketplace. Resolving a DMI might require a person to prove their citizenship or immigration status or verify their income.
Este novedoso seminario web en español proporciona herramientas para facilitar el acceso a cobertura de salud para consumidores hispanos, como son: conceptos básicos sobre seguro médico, comparación de planes de salud, y cómo resolver los errores más comunes de elegibilidad que afectan a inmigrantes y familias de estatus mixto. Un…
In Part VIII of this Beyond the Basics OE10 webinar series presented on October 13, 2022, Claire Heyison, Senior Policy Analyst for Health Insurance & Marketplace Policy, and Jenny Sullivan, Director of Health Coverage Access, bring together all of the policies covered in the Beyond the Basics webinar series by…
In Part VI of this Beyond the Basics OE10 webinar series presented on October 4, 2022, Shelby Gonzales, Vice President for Immigration Policy, and Jenny Sullivan, Director of Health Coverage Access, provide guidance on how to help applicants complete the marketplace documentation requirements and explain how to prevent data matching…
In this Beyond the Basics webinar presented by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities on October 12, 2021, Tara Straw, Director of Health Insurance and Marketplace Policy, brings together all of the policies covered in our webinar series by walking through the HealthCare.gov application step-by-step. ↓ View Presentation Slides…
In this Beyond the Basics webinar presented by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities on September 28, 2021, Tara Straw, Director of Health Insurance and Marketplace Policy, and Shelby Gonzales, Vice President for Immigration Policy, provide guidance on how to help consumers complete the Marketplace documentation requirements. They explain…
Many non-citizens in the United States are eligible for health coverage through Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), or subsidized plans in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplaces. In Healthcare.gov, non-citizens applying for coverage for themselves are asked to select from a drop down list of immigration document types…
