Lost Health Coverage
Losing qualifying health coverage may allow you to enroll in a Marketplace plan.
A recent change in your life or health coverage may allow you to enroll in Marketplace health insurance during a Special Enrollment Period.
Special Enrollment eligibility depends on your circumstances and the information submitted through the Marketplace application.
Losing qualifying health coverage may allow you to enroll in a Marketplace plan.
Certain permanent moves may create a Special Enrollment opportunity.
Changes to your household may allow you to enroll or make changes to coverage.
Turning 26 and losing eligibility for a parent's health plan may create an enrollment opportunity.
Begin with your ZIP code and basic household information.
The application will ask about your household, income, existing coverage and recent life changes.
If eligible, review available Marketplace plans and any savings determined by the application.
You do not have to schedule an appointment before you start.
You can begin the online application yourself. If the questions become confusing, Cooper Health is available to help you understand the process.
The Marketplace application determines whether your circumstances meet Special Enrollment requirements and what coverage options are available.
Special Enrollment eligibility depends on the details of your situation.
Premium tax credits and other Marketplace savings depend on eligibility and the information you provide.
If the online process becomes confusing, you can contact Cooper Health for licensed-agent assistance.
Start online. The first step is your ZIP code.