HealthCare.gov Simplifies Health Insurance Search
October 01 2010
Beginning today, comparing private insurance plans requires only a click.
A dynamic new tool released today will help consumers understand and take advantage of all their health care benefits available under the Affordable Care Act.
HealthCare.gov's new feature allows consumers to instantly compare the pros and cons of health insurance plans that are available for purchase. Among the items you can compare are estimated monthly premiums, annual deductibles, and maximum out-of-pocket limits.
Now it's easier than ever to find the health plan, whether through private insurance or public programs, that best meets your needs.
Visit HealthCare.gov and start exploring your coverage options today!
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"Under new plans, no child under age 19 will be denied coverage for a pre-existing conditions, period. Adults who have been without insurance for six months and who have been unable to obtain insurance because of a pre-existing condition, can apply for coverage under the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP)."
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Insurers can no longer cut someone after the fact.
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New screening procedures are now in place for health care providers to eliminate fraud and waste in the health care system.
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Medicare Part D enrollees who hit the Medicare prescription drug benefit gap in 2010 will automatically receive a $250 rebate check.
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Effective immediately, qualified small employers get tax credits of up to 35% of premiums for offering coverage.
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America's new health care law makes it easier for you to find the quality, affordable health care that you and your family need.
