Meet Amit Dhawan, Vice President of Client Success and Delivery
Earlier this week, we announced that the Company is expanding to include satellite locations on the east coast. The east coast team will be led by Amit Dhawan, who oversees
Medical Debt Relief in the Year of COVID-19
At GetInsured we care deeply that health insurance should be affordable and accessible for all. We believe that families shouldn’t suffer the financial ramifications of choosing an unsuitable plan because
Open Enrollment for 2021 Health Plans Starts This Sunday
Open enrollment for the 2021 plan year begins this Sunday, November 1, so be sure to enroll in a health plan — COVID-19 doesn’t seem to be going away any
FFM States Request Extended Open Enrollment Period due to COVID-19 Impact
Earlier this year when the COVID-19 pandemic first hit the U.S., many states operating on the Federally Facilitated Marketplace (FFM), including New Jersey and Pennsylvania, urged the federal government to
GetInsured is Pleased to Sponsor Medical Debt Summit
GetInsured is a proud sponsor of RIP Medical Debt's 2020 Medical Debt Summit. The virtual event is taking place Tuesday, October 6th. Since 2019, GetInsured has worked to abolish medical
COVID-19 Health Insurance Enrollment as it Stands Today
There have been quite a few theories and projections on what direction the health insurance market would take both during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Last week, the Economic Policy
1332 Reinsurance Waivers and Impact on 2021 Premiums
To date, 14 states have leveraged 1332 waivers to set up health insurance reinsurance programs to help lower premiums. At a high level, these programs provide payments to health insurers
Leveraging State Income Tax Forms to Lower Uninsured Rates
States are beginning to realize that there is a natural connection between health insurance and the tax filing event that can help to reach the uninsured population. Changes enacted under
Why 23 Million Americans Could Lose Health Coverage
Today, the Trump administration and 18 Republican governors and attorneys general will file their opening briefs with the Supreme Court in California v. Texas—the health care repeal lawsuit. Texas, and
CMS Releases SEP Report
CMS released a report on June 25, 2020, that provides enrollment data for consumers who enrolled in a health plan outside of open enrollment (OE) in states operating their health