Check Your COBRA Eligibility
COBRA is a federal law. Not a company.
The U.S. Department of Labor oversees the federal COBRA law. The first requirement is that employers with 20 or more employees must make their health plan available if they would lose their insurance plan due to a qualifying event. This is known as COBRA continuation coverage.
There are eligibility conditions to meet before you apply. Take the COBRA eligibility survey to find out if you qualify to continue your most recent work health insurance after the employer stops paying for it.
COBRA Average Cost: $438/month
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COBRA Eligibility Survey
Complete this survey to find out if you are eligible for COBRA.
Not all qualifying events that may end workplace health insurance are included. It is intended to be helpful.
Qualifying Events For Employees In The Workplace
These events apply to the covered individual who holds employer-sponsored health insurance coverage. These events allow you to stay covered for up to 18 months.
Qualifying Events For Spouses and Dependent Children
These events apply to qualified beneficiaries when there is a relationship change between the insurance policy dependents and the covered employee. In these situations, you may qualify for COBRA coverage for up to 36 months.
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Short-Term Medical Plans start at $80*
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*Eligibility for short term medical insurance is based on age and state availability.
