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mopinko

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1. there are exceptions.

Reply to Ohioboy (Original post)

Thu Aug 1, 2019, 04:17 PM

Aug 2019

if you have an event that changes your insurance coverage, liked divorce, unemployment, aging out, etc, you have 60 days to get a new policy.

and the spam, yeah, bout to turn 65, and ready to throw my phone in the lake. my shredder is workin overtime.

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This might be a dumb question, but why is there an open enrollment period that closes for ACA? [View all] Ohioboy Aug 2019 OP

there are exceptions. mopinko Aug 2019 #1

I don't qualify for special enrollement Ohioboy Aug 2019 #6

moral hazard. mopinko Aug 2019 #9

But, I'm not sick Ohioboy Aug 2019 #10

Exclusionary periods dpibel Aug 2019 #12

The insurance via my employer SoCalNative Aug 2019 #23

Vote for Warren Sanders Harris or any of the other candidates who support MFA. Voltaire2 Aug 2019 #2

Pssst... OilemFirchen Aug 2019 #16

Pssst MFA is different than Medicare. Voltaire2 Aug 2019 #20

I'm well aware of that. OilemFirchen Aug 2019 #22

You can (or used to be able to) go to the ACA site and use the estimator. Blue_true Aug 2019 #3

The 2019 Open Enrollment period is Nov. 1 through Dec. 15 gratuitous Aug 2019 #4

I don't qualify for out of enrollment Ohioboy Aug 2019 #8

I don't get that either Skittles Aug 2019 #5

It's like someone doesn't want it to work Ohioboy Aug 2019 #7

yeah Skittles Aug 2019 #11

To prevent people from waiting to buy insurance until they get sick songbookz Aug 2019 #15

I guess I just wish we had a socialized medicine option Skittles Aug 2019 #18

That's crazy talk. Voltaire2 Aug 2019 #21

Coverage is not universal but cannot be denied Midnightwalk Aug 2019 #13

So why can't they let you sign up if you don't have preexisting conditions? Ohioboy Aug 2019 #14

Maybe that could work Midnightwalk Aug 2019 #19

Some people would abuse the system and would only enroll when they got sick Trenzalore Aug 2019 #17