Health & Benefits · Special Report
Eligibility Report
A $500 prepaid benefits card is included on qualifying plans. Most people find out if they’re eligible in under a minute.
Each year, billions of dollars in health insurance subsidies go unclaimed. Under the Affordable Care Act, eligible Americans can receive up to $6,350 annually in subsidy assistance applied directly to their monthly premium — and qualifying plans now include a $500 prepaid card for groceries, gas, and utilities.
The checker below determines eligibility in four questions. There is no cost and no credit card required.
Question 1 of 4
Checking Your Eligibility...
Matching Against Available Programs
Result: Eligible
Based on your answers you appear eligible for ACA subsidy assistance and the prepaid benefits card. Continue to confirm your exact amount.
Claim My Benefits →Result: Eligible
Based on your answers you appear eligible for Medicare coverage benefits. Continue to review your available plans.
View My Medicare Options →Result: Alternative Options
There are supplemental plans that may add additional benefits to your current coverage.
View My Options →Result: Alternative Options
Alternative health plans and supplemental benefits are available for your situation.
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Maximum Annual Subsidy
Prepaid Benefits Card
Typical Monthly Premium
Seconds To Check
The Benefits
I.
Federal subsidy assistance is applied directly to your monthly premium. After it is applied, many households pay nothing each month.
II.
Qualifying plans include a prepaid benefits card that can be used on everyday household essentials.
I had no idea I qualified. The whole thing took less than a minute.
— Typical Participant Experience
The Process
Your age, your current coverage, and your income range.
Your answers are matched against available subsidy programs instantly.
Complete your application and activate your coverage and card.
Common Questions
It is the maximum annual subsidy assistance available under the Affordable Care Act. Your actual amount depends on your income, household size, and state.
Qualifying plans include a prepaid card that can be used for groceries, gas, over-the-counter medicine, and utility bills.
No. Checking your eligibility is free and does not require a credit card.
U.S. residents under 65 who are not currently enrolled in Medicaid or Medicare and who meet income requirements.
Most people complete the eligibility check in under 60 seconds.
Before You Go
Enrollment periods close. Checking takes less than a minute and costs nothing.
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