Open Enrollment for Covered California 2024: What San Diego Residents Need to Know

If you’re a San Diego resident looking for health insurance through Covered California, the 2024 open enrollment period is your prime opportunity to secure coverage. Health Insurance Services is here to guide you through the process with ease. Below, we’ve outlined the key details you need to know.

 

Key Dates for Covered California Open Enrollment 2024

• Start Date: November 1, 2023
• End Date: January 31, 2024
• To ensure your coverage begins on January 1, 2024, complete your enrollment by December 15, 2023.

Who is Eligible?

 

To qualify for a health plan through Covered California, you must:

• Be a California resident.
• Be a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or lawfully present immigrant.
• Not have access to affordable coverage through your employer.
• Meet income requirements to qualify for subsidies or Medi-Cal.

Steps to Enroll in Covered California in 2024

1. Visit the Covered California Website
   Head to Covered California to browse available plans.

2. Check Your Eligibility
   Use the online calculator to determine if you qualify for subsidies that can lower your monthly premium.

3. Compare Plans
   Consider factors such as premiums, deductibles, and network coverage.

4. Gather Required Information
   Prepare details like household income, tax filing status, and Social Security numbers for all household members.

5. Enroll
   Submit your application online, or connect with Health Insurance Services for personalized assistance.

Why Choose Health Insurance Services?

 

Navigating health insurance can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Health Insurance Services simplifies the process, helping San Diego residents understand their options and find the best coverage for their needs and budget.

 

Don’t Miss Out!

 

The Covered California open enrollment 2024 period in San Diego is your chance to secure affordable, comprehensive health insurance. For expert guidance, contact Health Insurance Services today.

 

Your health matters—take the first step to protecting it.