Whether you use your health insurance plan a lot or just for check-ups, you can find the right one with Anthem. You’ll find special programs, great doctors, and plans that fit you just right. So you can get healthy and stay healthy. Let’s check out all your health insurance options so you can find the best one for you or your family.
The Open Enrollment Period (OEP) is closed. However, in Nevada, you can still sign up for health insurance plans any time of year with a 90-day waiting period.
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Health insurance plans come in all shapes and sizes. At Anthem, our most popular plan types are HMOs and PPOs. Our plans come in a range of prices, too, so you’ll find the right fit for your wallet.
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Everyone’s budgets and health care needs are different. So we designed our plans that way. They come in different price levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum. They can be simple and affordable or broad and comprehensive. Whether you’re a family of five with lots of doctor’s appointments or someone who just wants to be covered for emergencies, we’ve got a plan to help match your needs. Learn more and explore your options below.
Bronze! On this health plan, you’ll have low monthly payments while being covered for check-ups and preventive care. You could pay more out of pocket if you need more care, but if you don’t expect to go the doctor very much this year, Bronze is a good bet. These health plans can be great for people who are younger with no dependents.
Silver! On this plan, you’ll get affordable health insurance that covers all the basics and more. You’ll still have low monthly payments, but you’ll spend a little more out-of-pocket if you need to visit the hospital or a specialist. You’ll also get preventive care for $0 with no copay and no deductible. If you work hard to keep yourself in good health, Silver is a great option for your budget.
Gold! This is a good all-around health plan. You’ll have moderate monthly payments and lower out-of-pocket costs in the event of an illness or hospital visit. You’ll have a lower deductible to meet, and you can save on visits to doctor or specialists whenever you need them.
Platinum! On this plan, your monthly payments are higher, but you’re covered for emergencies, regular doctor visits, and preventive care alike, with little or no deductible. It’s broad coverage with out-of-pocket savings for individuals and families.
When you have health insurance, we’re here to help with medical costs. As soon as you start the monthly payments on your plan, you’ll be covered for check-ups and preventive care. Most preventive care is free or costs only a small fee called a copay. For other care, you might be asked to pay for your care up to a certain amount. That’s reaching your deductible. Once you reach it, we’ll start paying for a big percentage of your costs. You just pay the rest. That’s called your coinsurance. Finally, every plan has an out-of-pocket maximum that you can reach if you spend a lot in one year. If you do, we’ll pay the full cost of all your care until the end of the year so you don’t spend a penny more.
The amount you have to spend before we can pay for your costs. Gold & Platinum plans often have $0 deductible.
Copays are usually affordable fees you pay when you go to the doctor. Coinsurance is the percentage you have to pay for care. We pay the rest.
If you spend a certain amount in one year, you won’t have to pay more. We’ll cover your expenses for the rest of the year.
The Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA) gives lots of people help paying for their health insurance premiums. If you qualify, you’ll look for a plan on the health insurance Marketplace that fits your needs. Then, you can buy your plan right here with us. Find out if you might qualify.
Minimum coverage plans help save money on health insurance for people with certain qualifications. If you’re under 30 or qualify for one of 14 hardship exemptions you may be eligible for this plan.
See if you qualify for a minimum coverage planIf you’re disabled, managing a chronic condition, or need income assistance, you may qualify for Medicaid coverage.
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