FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 10, 2016 CONTACT Nina Smith, Nina.Smith@younginvincibles.org, 301-717-9006 Young Invincibles Applauds Gov. Brown’s Signature on Groundbreaking Law Seeking Health Care Expansion Waiver Historic legislation would expand access to the state’s health insurance marketplace for thousands of young Californian immigrants and...
By Jessica Adair Five years ago today, the president signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as the ACA and Obamacare, into law. Here are five ways the ACA has changed health insurance for “Young Invincibles”: 1) More people...
By Jessica Adair On Saturday, 2,500 people gathered at a park in downtown Houston to enjoy the outdoors ahead of the salty, sweaty heat that creeps up from the Gulf of Mexico come spring – and to take advantage of...
Approximately 200 Events Across The Country Will Encourage Millennials To Sign Up For Health Care Coverage This Week MEDIA ADVISORY FOR: January 27, 2015 CONTACTS: Sarah Lovenheim, sarah.lovenheim@younginvincibles.org, 585.746.8281; Colin Seeberger, colin.seeberger@younginvincibles.org, 214.223.2913; Justin Nisly, jnisly@enrollamerica.org, 202.601.2494 [WASHINGTON] – On Tuesday, January 27, 2015, the U.S. Surgeon General...
By Jessica Adair Last week, HHS announced that 7.1 million consumers had enrolled in a plan through HealthCare.Gov or a state-based Health Insurance Marketplace. For those anxiously waiting to check the temperature on this year’s Open Enrollment period, the announcement...
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By Michelle Andrews “If you offer it, will they come? Insurers and some U.S. senators have proposed offering cheaper, skimpier “copper” plans on the health insurance marketplaces to encourage uninsured stragglers to buy. But consumer advocates and some policy experts...
Washington Post By: Jason Millman Obamacare open enrollment may finally be over, but the opportunities to sign up for coverage aren’t. Some people may qualify for special enrollment periods during the year, and a new analysis from a youth advocacy group shows...
Politico Pulse By: Kyle Cheney REPORT: YOUNG CAN STILL GET COVERED ON EXCHANGES — The healthy 18-to-34-year-olds coveted by insurers are likelier to qualify to enroll in Obamacare exchanges outside the normal enrollment season than older people, according to a new...
LA Times By: Chad Terhune Even with 1.2 million people enrolled by Monday’s deadline, California’s health exchange isn’t done adding to the Obamacare rolls — and it won’t be for quite some time. In the months to come, it’s estimated that several hundred...