Group Health and Marketplace Basics
Chapters in this video
What this video covers
- Who owns an individual policy versus a common insured group policy, and which documents describe group coverage
- How contributory and noncontributory plans differ based on who pays the premium
- How the age-26 provision protects eligible dependent children, and why student status alone does not extend it
- When birth or adoption opens a special enrollment period, including the minimum 30-day request period
- How COBRA temporarily continues an existing group plan, and how the usual 102% premium ceiling works
- Which health-based protections apply to group medical plans, and how Marketplace plans treat pre-existing conditions
- What Marketplace metal categories describe, and how to calculate deductible and coinsurance costs
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