If you had health insurance coverage through a Marketplace plan in 2016 with a premium tax credit, you can expect to receive Form 1095-A by mail no later than mid-February. This form can also be downloaded from your healthcare.gov account even
Open enrollment is rapidly approaching and is the one time of year when you can add or switch your healthcare coverage. Open enrollment for the coming year runs from November 1, 2016 to January 31, 2017. Important dates for 2017 enrollment:
Choosing a doctor is an important decision. Your doctor can affect your health and quality of life, so knowing what to look for in a doctor is an important task. Here are a few things you may need to consider when
If you have health insurance coverage through a marketplace plan and were eligible for a tax credit used to reduce the cost of your monthly premiums, you need to be aware of important information regarding tax reporting requirements under the Affordable
If you’ve been diagnosed with a disability, you may qualify for Medicare. The type of disability has everything to do with when your coverage begins and whether you are automatically enrolled or if you need to take steps to start the
You may not have considered your vacation plans when choosing healthcare coverage. But knowing if you will be away from home and for how long is an important consideration as you choose a Medicare plan or re-evaluate your Medicare coverage. Open
Joblessness, whether planned for or not, can feel like free-falling without a net. There’s no guarantee you’ll land on your feet. And while a change in income is likely the most significant financial adjustment you’ll encounter if you’re newly unemployed, it’s
Have you heard the news? The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will start removing Social Security numbers from all newly-issued Medicare identification cards going forward. Due to the large number of cards needing changes, HHS has 4 years to
Affordable Care Act and Florida The Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as ObamaCare, was voted on and passed Florida's Senate. Governer Rick Scott initially spoke out against the Affordable Care Act and redject federal loans to evaluate a state-run exchange.
