Do you know Jaime?

Jaime Fountaine, a 27-year-old college grad, hasn’t visited a doctor since her 11th-grade physical. She earns less than 20,000 dollars per year. Jaime, like millions of other Americans, does not have medical insurance plan.

Occasionally You Require More Than A Good Night’s Sleep

Jaime shared her life experience with us:

Every time I get sick, I’ll let you know—if it can’t be solved with NyQuil, Advil, and a good night’s sleep, I don’t have a solution for it.

I can’t afford a health insurance plan within my budget because of all the obligations I already have, such as utilities, rent, and student loan payments.

If something terrible has happened to me or if I have had an accident or developed a severe illness, there is no way I can afford it.

How the Marketplace Program Assists Individuals Like Jaime

Jaime anticipates the peace of mind, security, and stability that Marketplace health insurance will provide.

All plans obtained through the Marketplace health insurance will cover the same set of ten essential health benefits, including accessibility to 22 preventive care services for women.

Jaime will not be denied health insurance for a pre-existing medical condition or charged more simply because she is a woman.

She might obtain lower costs on a variety of Marketplace coverages, or she may be able to purchase a “catastrophic” health plan available to individuals under the age of 30.

Share Your Life Event with Us

Learn how medical care services are changing in 214 words. Moreover, let us know why health insurance coverage is essential to you. Are you looking forward to having your insurance coverage in 2022?

• Use the hashtag #214words to share your thoughts in a comment. Please leave us a message on Facebook in at least 14 words or less.
• Also, help us reach the world! Open Enrollment starts on November 1, 2021. Health coverage begins as early as January 1, 2022.