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Affordable Care Act Plans
(also known as ACA, Healthcare.gov, or Obamacare)

What is the ACA?

The Affordable Care Act (also known as the ACA, Obamacare or Healthcare.gov) created a framework in which insurance companies must fill specific requirements such as covering certain services and not excluding pre-existing conditions. 

You may benefit from an ACA plan if…

  • You don’t have access to an employer-sponsored plan
  • Your family has pre-existing conditions, such as cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, or MS
  • Someone in your family will need to have elective surgery within the coming year
  • Your annual household income is at a level that qualifies for a government subsidy

What about the tax penalty?

It is important to note that the individual mandate requiring individuals to have an ACA insurance plan or pay a tax penalty is no longer.  2019 was the 1st year that Americans were not penalized for not having an ACA plan.

What plans are available?

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