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Extended Hours For Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment
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You have been directed to this page because…
You Make Too Much Money


Or
You Do Not Want a Subsidy


If you do not want a subsidy, or make too much money to qualify for a subsidy, you can shop for health insurance OFF Exchange (in the private market). In Nevada we have HMO, EPO, and PPO health insurance plan options available to enroll into. When you buy a health insurance plan in the private market, you don’t need to disclose your income or worry about updating your account throughout the year. You set it and forget it. In addition, the prices “OFF Exchange” are often less expensive than “ON Exchange”.
These plans are Qualified Health Plans that contain the 10 Essential Health Benefits that cover pre-existing conditions, no matter what the condition is.


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This will determine your MAGI (Modified Adjusted Gross Income)
Using your MAGI, this chart will help determine if you qualify for a subsidy
Begin comparing plans and selecting your coverage:
Use the Nevada counties map to verify insurance availability
Choose between Platinum, Gold, Silver, or Bronze levels to balance your monthly premium with your potential out-of-pocket costs.
Verify doctor and hospital networks, prescription coverage, and available urgent or emergency care.
Compare available insurers and plans, reviewing premiums, deductibles, co-pays, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket maximums.
After 1/15/2026
Open Enrollment
Extended Hours
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Step #4
Select a Metal Tier


Step #5
Compare Plan Networks & Coverage


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Enrolling into a health plan is fast and easy when you call one of our licensed and experienced health insurance agents.




Then, when they find themselves in the hospital, they suffer the consequences of not understanding what they purchased and being severely underinsured.
Once you’ve terminated your qualified health insurance plan, if you don’t have a life event, you won’t be able to sign up for a new plan until the next Open Enrollment.
If the plan you are considering purchasing is a limited benefit medical plan, mini-medical plan, discount plan, indemnity plan, short-term plan, or looks and appears to be “insurance”, but does not cover the 10 “Essential Healthcare Benefits” then you are most likely buying a plan that is NOT considered to be a “Qualified Health Plan”. We STRONGLY recommend you do your research on these types of plans. Do a Google search or look at Yelp reviews of companies that sell these plans.
















We help clients all across Nevada. Whether you’re in Las Vegas, Reno, or anywhere in between.
You can enroll right from home! Call us, hop on a video chat, or join a secure screen-share session where you’ll see your agent’s screen as they walk you through every step of your enrollment.