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In reply to the discussion: Any healthcare navigators here? [View all]Warpy
(114,650 posts)4. She's got a lot of company, too
While you might be able to make a hardship case for her, if her income is high enough to disqualify her for subsidy, she needs to bite that bullet in order to be insured.
If her income is low enough for Medicaid, she should qualify for a subsidy.
Republicans do love their "enrollment periods." I got screwed on one of those, too. I hadn't had insurance for 26 years at that point because I'm already sick, so it was only a nuisance.
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I wonder if a class action suit against the state would work in a state like Georgia where they are
jwirr
Mar 2014
#30
Sounds a lot like my problem and why I will not get Insurance. I'll take the fine.
Cofitachequi
Mar 2014
#11
That's different, and I get it. But, there are people who think it's OK to go without and then
Hoyt
Mar 2014
#37
Enrollment periods come around every six months, so the next one should be in May.
bluestate10
Mar 2014
#47