2023’s Open Enrollment is 11/1/2022 through 12/15/2022 for plan effective dates of 1/1/2023. During this period anyone may enroll in or make changes to their health insurance through the Marketplace.
Special Enrollment Period trigger events
A Special Enrollment Period is any plan start date between February and December. Applicants must qualify for a Special Enrollment Period through a life change.
Low Income
Involuntary loss of coverage
Individual plan renewing outside of the regular open enrollment
Becoming a dependent or gaining a dependent.
Marriage
Divorce
Becoming a United States citizen or lawfully present resident
A permanent move
An error or problem with enrollment
Employer-sponsored plan becomes unaffordable or stops providing minimum value
An income increase that moves you out of the coverage gap
Gaining access to a QSEHRA or Individual Coverage HRA
An income or circumstance change that makes you newly eligible (or ineligible) for subsidies or CSR
Minimum income to receive subsidy based on your MAGI
Persons in Family/Household
2022 Coverage (2021 Poverty Levels)
2023 Coverage (2022 Poverty Levels)
1
$12,880
$13,590
2
$17,420
$18,310
3
$21,960
$23,030
4
$26,500
$27,750
5
$31,040
$32,470
6
$35,580
$37,190
7
$40,120
$41,910
8
$44,660
$46,630
Health Savings Account
2023 HSA contribution limits
Under 55
55 and over
Individual coverage
$3,850
$4,850
Family coverage
$7,750
$8,750
2022 HSA contribution limits
Under 55
55 and over
Individual coverage
$3,650
$4,650
Family coverage
$7,300
$8,300
Common Metro Atlanta Hospital systems
Aetna
Ambetter*
Anthem*
CareSource
Cigna
Friday
Kaiser
Oscar
United Healthcare
CHOA
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Emory
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Grady
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Piedmont
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NorthSide
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Wellstar
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Please refer to each carrier’s provider directory. *Ambetter and Anthem plan year 2023 will offer hospital system specific networks. **Oscar announced Northside 12/5/22.