I lost my health insurance
- Lost health insurance through a job
- No longer eligible for Medi-Cal
- Got divorced and lost insurance
- Lost coverage through a parent’s insurance plan
This is to test the Banner Cyclone namessss
Ready to apply? Here is what you need to know about the process. Open enrollment has ended. You may still enroll after a major life change, such as moving, getting married, or losing other insurance.
You can apply outside of open enrollment if you have had a major life change, usually within 60 days. These are some of the most common life changes.
Health plans have three main parts. Knowing them makes it easier to compare options.
A plan's coverage level sets the balance between your monthly premium and what you pay when you get care.
Testing in progress
In a typical year, how much do you expect to use your health coverage?
Think about doctor visits, prescriptions, and medical tests you might need this year.
Once or twice
A few times
Monthly or more
What is most important when it comes to costs?
You pay for healthcare in two ways: a monthly premium and out-of-pocket costs when you get care.
Paying less each month
Somewhere in between
Paying less when I get care
Based on what you selected, you may want to explore:
Monthly Premium
What you pay each month for your plan
LOW
Deductibles
What you pay before your plan starts paying
LOW
Cost of Care
Your share of the cost when you get care
~10%
*Not all plans required that you meet your deductible before coverage began