COBRA Insurance Phone Number
What Is The Phone Number For COBRA?
New Temporary Health Benefits
Contact a COBRA benefits consultant for assistance in selecting a temporary medical plan to avoid an insurance gap.
Toll-free 1-877-262-7241
Hours Of Operation
Monday thru Thursday, 6 a.m. – 6 p.m., EST
Friday, 6 a.m. – 4 p.m., EST
COBRA Health Plan Assistance
Your former employer’s plan administrator can answer customer service questions about existing COBRA health plans.
Helping Over 4+ Million Workers Find Affordable Medical Insurance
COBRAinsurance.com (a private insurance company) helps workers and families with their temporary insurance options while between major medical plans.
Member Services
If you are enrolled in a workplace health insurance continuation plan, you will need to contact your COBRA administrator for information on how to apply, make payments and cancel the plan.
Your COBRA plan administrator is who you make your premium payments to.
Verifying COBRA Coverage
In the event of claim denials by an insurance carrier, members should contact their COBRA administrator to verify coverage has restarted and the plan is active.
Complaints
Oversight of the federal COBRA continuing coverage laws are the responsibility of various federal government bodies. Private-sector group health plans fall under the purview of the Departments of Labor and the Treasury, while the Department of Health and Human Services oversees the law that governs continuation coverage for state and local government health insurance.
Employer Non-Compliance
If you encounter compliance issues with your employer, we recommend reaching out to the Department of Labor at 1-866-444-3272 for assistance.
Their team can provide guidance and support in resolving any compliance-related concerns you may have.
Who Manages COBRA?
Many small businesses will manage COBRA continuation through their Human Resources Department. Larger companies may work with third-party COBRA Administrators that include ADP, Discovery Benefits and WageWorks.
What Is COBRA?
COBRA is the name of a federal law and not a company with benefits specialists. COBRA coverage allows individuals to continue paying for their most recent employer health plan should that plan stop for (almost) any reason. After premium payments have been made, the previous health plan will be restarted.
When To Call
If you have pre-existing health conditions or visit the doctor frequently, you should call your former employer and ask for their COBRA Administrator. You may be able to keep the health insurance benefits you had. Keep in mind that you will also pay the full cost of coverage, which is typically $400 – $700 per person per month.
If you are in good health, consider an alternative to COBRA health insurance to cover new illnesses and accidents only.
About COBRAinsurance.com
Endorsed by HealthCare.gov, COBRAinsurance.com is a resource for understanding the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 (COBRA) rules & regulations. We also offer affordable individual health plans for those between jobs when continuing with COBRA is too costly or not an available option.Â
COBRAinsurance.com has been continuously published since 1999. Learn more about our business and how we've been able to help over 4 million people find affordable health plans.
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