Marketplace Health Plans for Individuals & Families
Explore individual and family Marketplace health plans, understand your options, and learn how to get the coverage that fits your needs.
Your Guide to Marketplace Health Plans
Health coverage for individuals and families is available year-round for certain life events, and during open enrollment periods. These plans are designed for adults under 65, families, self-employed workers, and anyone transitioning from other coverage options.
Who is Eligible for Marketplace Health Plans?
- Adults under 65
- Families needing coverage
- Self-employed or gig workers
- People losing employer coverage
When Can you Enroll in Marketplace Health Plans?
- Open Enrollment: November 1 – January 15
- Special Enrollment Periods: qualifying life events like marriage, job loss, or moving
- Can be mid-year if life event occurs
Explore Marketplace Health Coverage Topics
Navigating health insurance can be confusing. Explore these key topics to find answers for your situation and make informed decisions.
Marketplace Special Enrollment Periods & Life Events
Costs & Coverage for Marketplace Plans
Getting Started with Marketplace Health Coverage
Is Marketplace not what your looking for?
Wondering how Marketplace coverage works if you’re nearing retirement? See our Medicare resources.
Interested in protecting your family beyond health coverage? Learn more about life insurance options.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’ve had a major life change — like getting married, losing a job, or moving to a new state — you may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period. This lets you sign up even when open enrollment isn’t happening.
If you’re under 65 and need coverage for yourself or your family — including self-employed workers or people leaving employer coverage — you can shop for a Marketplace plan.
Open Enrollment runs every year from November 1 to January 15. Outside that, only certain life events trigger a Special Enrollment Period.
Subsidies help lower your monthly premium based on household size and income, making coverage more affordable if you meet the requirements.
Absolutely! Self-employed workers and freelancers can enroll just like anyone else, comparing plans to find the best fit for their needs.
Common life events include losing your health coverage, getting married, having a baby, or moving to a new state. Each event gives you a window to sign up outside Open Enrollment.
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