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bhikkhu

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12. I thought it was about $27k for a family of three

Reply to jannyk (Reply #11)

Sat Jan 11, 2014, 06:20 PM

Jan 2014

...or in the calculator, that was about the income point where it went from "congrats you qualify for OHP!" to "here are your subsidized insurance options".

I'm a little ways over $27k, but I know I can reduce my income by funding a 401k if I have to. I suppose I will have to call and find out, as there wasn't really any information given.

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Anyone having better luck with Coveroregon than me? [View all] bhikkhu Dec 2013 OP

Same here. Elad Dec 2013 #1

The subsidy makes all the difference in my case, especially for the kids bhikkhu Dec 2013 #2

Yeah in that case you should wait and do it through the exchange. Elad Dec 2013 #3

Same here jannyk Dec 2013 #4

It's still stupifying how Oregon ended up with this disaster. SoapBox Dec 2013 #5

I just saw that Lawson resigned... SoapBox Dec 2013 #6

Got a letter today (28th) saying I was accepted for coverage jannyk Dec 2013 #7

I got the acceptance letter on the 28th too bhikkhu Dec 2013 #8

Well, to update things we got our OHP cards today, 3 months after applying bhikkhu Jan 2014 #9

I also got OHP Card Yesterday (FRI). A total surprise jannyk Jan 2014 #11

I thought it was about $27k for a family of three bhikkhu Jan 2014 #12

No information at all. jannyk Jan 2014 #13

Thanks for the update. SoapBox Jan 2014 #10

Another update - things are looking just fine with the new insurance bhikkhu Jan 2014 #14