
Access Health CT will be the state's new health insurance market. The marketplace will enable individuals and small businesses alike to purchase insurance at federally subsidized rates. The new marketplace is set to open on January 1st. There are many different factors to consider when choosing a health insurance plan.
Plans available
Access Health CT plans offer ten essential benefits. Additionally, some services are offered at no cost. The monthly premiums for these plans vary. Check out the metal level to see how the various plans compare. The catastrophic plan with the lowest monthly premium has only 60 percent coverage. This plan is ideal for those who require intensive medical care, such a hospital stay or an aggravated illness. The coverage limits are also lower, and you can enroll in this type of plan at any time of the year.
Access Health CT offers plans both for individuals and families. Silver plans cover a variety of services and have smaller deductibles for prescription drugs. If you only need to use certain medical services every now and then, you may want to consider a Silver plan. Cost-Sharing Reductions can be available that will lower out-of budget costs such as coinsurance and deductibles. These lower-cost options are only available to those who have enrolled in Silver plans.

Plans cost
Access Health CT offers many plans, each with its own advantages and limitations. Each plan has a different monthly premium,deductible and copay. The platinum plan is an excellent choice for people who need extensive coverage. Platinum plans typically cover 90% of medical costs and are designed for people with very serious health problems. You can also get catastrophic plans for residents younger than 30 years old and those who are eligible for a hardship exemption. While this plan does not offer as much coverage, it has a lower premium than the deductible. There are also varying levels and types of financial assistance.
You can switch to Access Health CT if you are covered by an employer-sponsored program. This plan is only available to those who are eligible. You may be eligible to change to the Covered Connecticut program. But, tax credits may not be available to you. You should wait for the Special Enrollment Period.
There are several options available for enrolling into plans
Access Health CT will be Connecticut's new marketplace for health insurance. This will enable individuals and small businesses to purchase affordable coverage at federally subsidized rates. Access Health CT is a great option if you're currently without insurance, or need to change your current plan.
There are many options available to you when you sign up for a policy. Your income, eligibility and other factors will impact the options that you have. You may be eligible for a subsidy depending on your status as caregiver. You may also be eligible for a plan through a partner firm, such as HUSKY Healthcare. There are overlapping networks of providers for both companies. You can visit the same provider or doctor even if you have family members on both plans.

Tax credits available
The tax credit is a way to help people afford health insurance premiums. Individuals and families can apply for it if they earn up to 138 per cent of the federal poverty line. These people can apply the credit to purchase bronze, silver and gold or platinum insurance plans.
After enrolling in an insurance policy, the credit will be available immediately. While you are required to pay for your monthly premiums in most instances, you may be eligible for a premium tax credit. Your income may determine how much tax credits you are eligible to receive each year.