The nationwide enrollment period for individual and family health insurance for 2021 will begin November 1, 2020. To help understand open enrollment and make the most of it, here are answers to some of the most common questions from health insurance shoppers.

The Medicare Open Enrollment period runs from October 15 through December 7 each year. During this time period, people on Medicare can reevaluate their coverage.

A recent Gallup poll indicated that half of U.S. adults fear that a major health event could lead to bankruptcy, which is an uptick from 45% in 2019.

The IRS issued guidance to implement the payroll tax withholding and payment deferral provided in President Trump’s Presidential Memorandum of August 8th, however, certain aspect remain unresolved.

The coronavirus relief legislation passed by Congress in March, and April guidance from the Trump administration agreed that patients should not be burdened with payments for COVID testing and treatment that is “medically appropriate.”

But as the pandemic has evolved and grown, the definition of that term has both broadened and become fuzzier.

Reining in the high cost of prescription drugs has been a major aim of the Trump administration, but has only been met with resistance.

As you look to your company’s benefits packages and consider changes, the first step is understanding what employees are taking advantage of.