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The Health Insurance Marketplace open enrollment period provides an important opportunity for Kansans who have coverage through the marketplace to review your plan and compare options to make sure your plan still works for you. Last year, a little more than 57,000 Kansans signed up for health care coverage through www.healthcare.gov, which was created by the Affordable Care Act (ACA).

AARP Arkansas and several partners are co-hosting free public events across the state to help interested Arkansans know their health insurance options and get free help to sign up for affordable health insurance.

Like most laws, the new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as the health care law, is complex. After all, it's a 900+ page document!

There’s a lot to learn about the new Health Insurance Marketplace.  And it can be difficult to figure out what it means for you and your family.  That is why AARP New Hampshire and its corps of volunteer educators are leading free educational sessions across the Granite State.

The one-hour sessions – Find Your Way Around the Health Insurance Marketplace – provide an overview of the marketplace, who is eligible, how to enroll, tax credits, and options for those with limited incomes.

If your health insurance has been cancelled, you may be tempted to go with the alternative plan being offered by your current insurance provider. But take caution. As with everything, it’s always best to shop and compare first.

There’s a lot to learn about the new Health Insurance Marketplace.  And it can be difficult to figure out what it means for you and your family.  That is why AARP New Hampshire and its corps of volunteer educators are leading free educational sessions across the Granite State.

There’s a lot to learn about the new Health Insurance Marketplace.  And it can be difficult to figure out what it means for you and your family.  That is why AARP New Hampshire and its corps of volunteer educators are leading free educational sessions across the Granite State.

There’s a lot to learn about the new Health Insurance Marketplace.  And it can be difficult to figure out what it means for you and your family.  That is why AARP New Hampshire and its corps of volunteer educators are leading free educational sessions across the Granite State.

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