The Affordable Care Act enacted
by President Obama was designed to facilitate the search process for health insurance.
Yet, still some of your patients have trouble with it. Give them some insight
so that they can find the right coverage quickly.
Different Ways to Apply
To assist patients better, start
by telling them how they can apply. The four most common ways are through
phone, online, paper application, or through in-person help. Online is probably
the easiest option, yet it has to be done during the open enrollment period.
Open enrollment for 2017 runs from November 1, 2016 to January 31, 2017.
If your patients are not sure how
the whole process works, then get in touch with eligibility experts. These
professionals are trained, and they can help your patients fill out an
application correctly and in the right time frame.
Assessing Costs
Make sure patients know the
financial costs that come with having health insurance. These costs include
premiums, copays, and coinsurance. Provide patients with cost-saving tips so
that they can get covered without having to spend too much. They can save when
they enroll in an Affordable Care Act marketplace plan. These plans typically
have lower premiums. If your patients are under the age of 26, they may be able
to qualify under their parent’s health insurance plan.
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