Yes, you can. One of the most frequently asked questions is whether you can get insurance through the New York State of Health Marketplace if you’re still employed—and the answer is absolutely yes.
If your employer does not offer health insurance or the plan offered is unaffordable or doesn’t meet your needs, you’re eligible to apply for coverage through the New York State of Health Marketplace. Many working individuals qualify for premium tax credits or Essential Plan coverage depending on income and household size.
Working with a certified broker can make the process faster and easier. Brokers trained and approved by the Marketplace can assist you in creating your account, verifying eligibility, and reviewing all health plan options available to you—at no cost to you.
If you’re hesitant because you think you might not qualify, don’t assume—the only way to know for sure is to complete the application. Many working adults, including part-time employees and sole proprietors, are surprised to find out they do qualify for affordable coverage or subsidies.
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Disclaimer:
The information provided above is for general educational purposes and reflects the personal knowledge and experience of the author in the New York City Metropolitan area. This content is intended to empower seniors, families, and community members with valuable tools and guidance for living a healthier, more informed life. Always consult with a licensed professional or contact the New York State of Health Marketplace directly for official guidance.
Summary
Many working New Yorkers wonder if they qualify for health insurance through the state marketplace—and the answer is yes. This guide explains eligibility, broker support, and how to apply for coverage even if you’re currently employed. Discover how to get affordable care with live assistance from a certified broker.
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