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- Immigration statuses that qualify for Pennie coverage
- In school? What is a student health plan? What are my other options?
- I’m a migrant worker in Pennsylvania. Do I qualify for coverage through Pennie?
- I’m receiving an error message when typing in my email address. What do I do now?
- Making your first and future premium payments
- Medicaid & CHIP coverage
- Medicaid & CHIP for American Indians and Alaska Natives
- Medicaid & CHIP for American Indians and Alaska Natives
- More information for immigrant families
- My child and I immigrated to the U.S. four years ago and have a lawfully present status. What are our coverage options?
- My child is enrolled in CHIP; can I remove them from CHIP and add them to my Pennie coverage?
- My employer pays for my premiums through a QSEHRA, do I need to update my application to include income information to receive tax credits through the American Rescue Plan?
- My monthly insurance premium has increased because of a change in the amount of federal subsidies I receive (Advanced Premium Tax Credits, or APTC). Why were my subsidies changed or removed?
- My Pennie application says that I have been assessed as potentially eligible for Medicaid, but I need to submit additional docs. I also received a notice from the DHS that says I need to submit additional docs. Where do I submit these documents?
- My spouse and I are thinking about adding our newborn to our current marketplace plan or enrolling them in their own plan. What are our options?
- Not sure what your Pennie insurance covers in regards to COVID-19?
- Now that Pennsylvania has its own state-based marketplace, where do I sign-up for health coverage?
- Paying for the COVID-19 Vaccine
- Pennie application and disabilities
- Pennie Eligibility for Health Insurance Coverage
- Premium payments, grace periods & termination
- Private plans outside Pennie Open Enrollment
- Reporting changes to Pennie throughout the year
- Reporting self-employment income to Pennie
- Required documents to verify information included on your application
- Should I wait until May 17 to file my taxes, so I won’t owe money for advance premium tax credits (APTC) I received last year?
- Should I wait until May 17 to file my taxes, so I won’t owe money for advance premium tax credits (APTC) I received last year?
- Submitting documents if you are conditionally eligible
- Submitting documents to confirm a Qualifying Life Event (QLE)
- What are coverage Effective Dates?
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