Get Ready to Enroll

What to Bring When You Meet with a Navigator

We’ll need to verify what health insurance options you’re eligible for with some personal information. All information is kept confidential and protected under HIPAA.  

Your application will ask about each person in your household, even those not applying for coverage. Your household usually includes the tax filers and their tax dependents, but there are exceptions. Sometimes it includes people you live with who aren’t in your tax household.

For a complete breakdown of what’s needed, please reference the document Get Ready to Enroll.

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For everyone who is enrolling in health insurance coverage (including children), you’ll need: 

  • Date of birth 
  • Social Security number 

For everyone employed in the home, you’ll need employer and income information: 

  • Estimated annual income 
  • Paystubs 

Tribal documents, if applicable:

  • Tribal ID / registration card 

Plus, immigration documents, which may include: 

  • Permanent Resident Card “Green Card” (I-551) 
  • Reentry Permit (I-327) 

Meet with a Navigator during your employer’s open enrollment period.

If you’re offered insurance through your employer, meet with a Navigator to compare all your insurance options. See what your eligible for cost and benefit coverage.

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