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Special Enrollment Period Eligibility Checker
Job loss, turning 26, losing Medicaid, marriage, a new baby, or moving can all open a Special Enrollment Period outside the normal enrollment window. Answer two questions to see if yours is likely still open.
Special Enrollment Period questions
Does this tool officially enroll me or confirm eligibility?
No. It's an educational estimate based on published federal Marketplace rules. Your actual eligibility and deadline are confirmed through the Marketplace, generally with a licensed agent's help.
What if my situation isn't listed?
Special Enrollment Periods cover more situations than the ones listed here, including income changes, losing other coverage, and certain immigration-status changes. Call for a free review if you don't see your situation.
Why does losing Medicaid or CHIP get a longer window?
Under current federal rules, losing Medicaid or CHIP coverage gets a 90-day Special Enrollment Period, longer than the standard 60-day window for most other qualifying events.
When would my new coverage actually start?
Coverage generally starts the first day of the month after you enroll and select a plan. The exact date depends on when you complete enrollment, not just when the qualifying event happened.