Lost Medicaid? You Still Have Options

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Many residents in Texas, Florida, South Carolina, and West Virginia have recently lost Medicaid due to income changes or renewal updates.

If your Medicaid coverage ended, that triggers a Special Enrollment Period.

You can transition directly into a Marketplace plan.

If your income is between:

$20,000–$35,000 (individual)
$40,000–$60,000 (family)

you may qualify for significant premium tax credits and reduced out-of-pocket costs.

You do not need to wait for Open Enrollment.

And you do not need to speak to a call center unless you want to.

You can shop available plans and instantly qualify for the best pricing 100% online with Aura Insure

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