In this Beyond the Basics webinar presented by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities on October 7, 2021, Tara Straw, Director of Health Insurance and Marketplace Policy, provides an in-depth overview of the HealthCare.gov auto-renewal process for 2022 coverage, including the process for plan enrollment and redetermination of premium…
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…
In this Beyond the Basics webinar presented by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities on September 16, 2021, Tara Straw, Director of Health Insurance and Marketplace Policy, provides an in-depth review of eligibility rules for premium tax credits—including how offers of employer-sponsored insurance can affect eligibility—as well as how…
This Health Reform: Beyond the Basics webinar was presented in partnership with the National Health Law Program on February 16, 2021. Mara Youdelman, Managing Attorney at the National Health Law Program, provided information on marketplace appeals, detailing what decisions can be appealed, how to file an appeal, and ways to…
In this Health Reform: Beyond the Basics webinar presented on October 8, 2020, Tara Straw, Senior Policy Analyst, provides an overview of the HealthCare.gov auto-renewal process for 2021 coverage, including the process for plan enrollment and redetermination of premium tax credit eligibility.
In this Health Reform: Beyond the Basics webinar presented on September 29, 2020, Tara Straw, Senior Policy Analyst, and Shelby Gonzales, Director of Immigration Policy, provide guidance on how to help consumers complete the Marketplace documentation requirements; they cover both how to prevent data matching issues from occurring and how to resolve…
The health reform law changed the way Medicaid and CHIP determine eligibility for most beneficiaries to align with how eligibility for premium tax credits is determined in the Marketplaces. All three coverage programs determine a household’s size and income using tax rules. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities developed…
Resource from the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) Developed as part of the Consumer Assistance Coordination Hub (CACH), the National Health Law Program developed a fact sheet for assisters that lays out the grounds for appeals and explains where individuals should go for assistance: Marketplace Casework, Complaints and Appeals. Depending on the…
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…
