Extended enrollment period through April 25
In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, an extended enrollment period is available through April 25, 2020 for qualified Massachusetts residents who are uninsured.
Are you a MassHealth member and received your renewal notice? If so, please be sure to take action and complete your renewal by the due date in your letter.
Did you know most people living in Massachusetts are required to have health coverage that meets state standards? Find out what you need to know about the state individual mandate.
Did you know most people living in Massachusetts are required to have health coverage that meets state standards? Find out what you need to know about the state individual mandate.
Health Connector for Business
Our new Health Connector for Business is a one-stop shopping solution for small businesses and brokers looking for affordable, high-quality health and dental insurance. Through the Health Connector, you can compare plans from leading insurance carriers side by side.
PLANS OFFERED BY THE HEALTH CONNECTOR
Visit the Policy Center
Massachusetts leads the way in the nation with the landmark 2006 Health Care Reform law. With the highest rate of insured residents in the nation, the law has improved thousands of lives.
Visit our Policy Center to learn more about Massachusetts and National Health Care Reform.
Information About the New Federal Public Charge Rule
Following a Supreme Court decision on January 27, 2020, the federal government has changed how your application for a green card or entry into the United States may become a public charge. The public charge rules are complicated and may impact your immigration status and applying for certain public benefits—even if you are denied.
The new rule does not change whether or not you are eligible for MassHealth or insurance through the Massachusetts Health Connector.
There are health benefits that are not taken into account in a public charge determination, including: emergency Medicaid (MassHealth Limited), MassHealth coverage for pregnant women or children under age 21, and Advance Premium Tax Credit (APTC)—including ConnectorCare plans—through the Massachusetts Health Connector.
