Health insurance plans
These plans provide coverage for individuals who do not have access to insurance through an employer, union, or professional association. They are designed to help individuals manage their healthcare needs independently.
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This is our state’s health insurance exchange. If you buy a health plan through Washington Healthplanfinder, you can get help paying for insurance premiums. To start coverage on Jan. 1, you must buy a plan during the annual open enrollment period, Nov. 1 through Dec. 15. If you miss the annual open enrollment period, you can still enroll if you qualify for Apple Health or a special enrollment period. |
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Some plans can be purchased directly from the insurance company. |
Healthcare programs
A healthcare program provides coverage and support services for eligible individuals who are elderly, blind, living with disabilities, or are low-income. The programs help participants access healthcare, prescription medications, and essential resources that promote health, stability, and independence.
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This Washington state program provides medical, dental, vision, and mental health coverage if you qualify. Apply any time throughout the year through the Washington Healthplanfinder. Apple Health for Kids and Medicaid are now part of "Apple Health," which serves all ages. |
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Provides cash each month if you are 65 or older, blind, or have a long-term medical condition. |
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Provides health coverage if you have a disability, are 16 through 64, meet federal disability requirements, and have a job. |
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May help you pay insurance copays and deductibles. |
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Provides free screenings for breast, cervical, and colon cancer if you are low-income. |
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Practices that provide primary care for a set monthly fee. This is not insurance. |
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Provides programs to help you get medical care and support if you have HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). |
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May help pay insurance premiums if you have AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). |
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Helps pay medical costs for transplants or major injuries if you don’t have insurance. |
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May help pay for rent and utilities, health and hygiene items, cleaning supplies, and transportation. |
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Provides healthcare and prescription coverage if you qualify based on your income, assets, health, disability, and family size. Apple Health for Kids and Medicaid are now part of "Apple Health," which serves all ages. Apply for Apple Health through the Washington Healthplanfinder. |
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Provides cash each month if you are pregnant and meet income, resource, and citizenship requirements. This program is part of Apple Health. |
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Helps pay Medicare costs if you qualify for classic Medicaid and/or a Medicare Savings Program. |