Loss of Health Coverage
Certain losses of employer-sponsored, individual, Medicaid/CHIP or family-member coverage may be relevant.
Certain life changes or circumstances may allow eligible consumers to enroll in or change Marketplace coverage outside annual Open Enrollment. The event, timing and applicable rules all matter.

Certain losses of employer-sponsored, individual, Medicaid/CHIP or family-member coverage may be relevant.
Marriage can be a qualifying life event when applicable Marketplace requirements are met.
Adding a child through birth, adoption or qualifying foster placement can affect enrollment opportunities.
Some permanent moves can be relevant when applicable requirements concerning the move and prior coverage are satisfied.
Losing eligibility for a parent's health plan because of age may create an enrollment opportunity.
Additional Marketplace rules can provide Special Enrollment opportunities in other qualifying situations.
Special Enrollment rules often involve a limited window around a qualifying event. The exact timeframe and documentation requirements depend on the event and applicable Marketplace rules.
Depending on the situation, the Marketplace may request documentation related to a life event, prior coverage or other eligibility circumstances. Keep relevant records available when applying.
Notices showing when qualifying health coverage ended or will end can be important.
Documents related to marriage, birth/adoption, move or other applicable circumstances may be requested.
Requirements differ by event and can change. Verify the current rules applicable to your circumstances.
BenefitRoute will organize your event and timing as a preliminary enrollment path - not an official SEP determination.
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