Celebrate Healthcare 5 year Anniversary!
2019 Health Insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment is Here!
The deadline to enroll is December 15th Click link https://www.healthcare.gov/
Virginia has expanded Medicaid. Medicaid enrollment is year round. However, enroll as soon as possible for coverage to begin on January 1,2019
Click Link https://www.coverva.org/
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[/vc_row]ABOUT US
WHO WE ARE
MISSION
Celebrate Healthcare LLC is a marketing events and outreach company focused on educating citizens and businesses on the benefits of theAffordable Healthcare Act. We work with municipalities, businesses and organizations to develop comprehensive plans to increase healthcare enrollment by the uninsured.
FOUNDER
The founder of Celebrate Healthcare, LLC is Gaylene Kanoyton, one of Hampton Roads most respected entrepreneurs. Gaylene is also the founder of Gaylene, LLC. She has worked for such companies Landmark Communications, SunCom/AT&T, and GTE Wireless. Gaylene, LLC has provided services to variety of Virginia organizations. Gaylene’s success is due to her conscientious, her attention to detail and her commitment to getting it right the first time.
WHY CELEBRATE HEALTHCARE.NET
Celebrate Health advocate for the congressional Affordable Care Act put in place to provide comprehensive health insurance reforms that have improved access, affordability, and quality in health care for Americans.
EVENTS
Check Out some of our previous events supporting the Affordable Care Act
2018 Health Care Insurance Enrollment Kick Off
- 2017 Health Care Enrollment Kick Off
- UPCOMING
- 2016 Health Care Enrollment Kick Off
- November Enrollfest
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Enroll or Renew in a Health Insurance plan by December 15th & coverage will begin January 1,2016
SAVE the Date- Mega Enrollfest December 14th & 15th @ Hampton Roads Convention Center
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2016 Mega Healthcare Insurance Enrollfest
January 30, 2016 @ 11:00 am - 3:00 pm2017 Mega Health Healthcare Insurance Enrollfest
January 28, 2017 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm2018 Celebrate Healthcare Insurance Enrollfest
November 1, 2017 @ 10:00 am2018 Celebrate Healthcare Enrollfest Hampton VA
November 4, 2017 @ 10:00 am2018 Celebrate Healthcare Mega Health Insurance Marketplace
December 8, 2017 @ 3:00 am - December 10, 2017 @ 5:00 am
If you’re enrolled in a 2017 Marketplace health insurance plan, you can re-enroll or change health insurance plans for 2018.
We strongly recommend you update your expected income and household information for 2019 – and check out new insurance plans and prices. You need to update your income and household information even if you want to keep your current health care plan. It’s the only way to be sure your premium tax credit for 2016 is accurate. You can take action as soon as November 1, 2018.
FYI: Plans and prices for 2019 will be available by late October.
In some cases, you won’t be automatically re-enrolled. You’ll need to take action by December 15 to stay covered January 1, 2018. What to know if you’re not automatically re-enrolled.
GALLERY
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FACTS ABOUT COVERAGE
Why it’s critical to update & compare for 2016?
Plans and prices change every year. You may find a new health care plan that’s more affordable or works better for you, especially if your expected 2016 income or household will change.
If you don’t update your information for 2016, you might wind up with an outdated premium tax credit – or even a plan you’re not eligible for. That’s why it’s so important to update your Marketplace application with any income and household changes you expect for 2016 – even if you want to keep your current health plan.
Remember: Premium tax credits and other savings are based on the income and household information you expect for 2016, not last year’s information.
If you don’t update, you could pay more each month than you need to, or take a higher advance payment of the premium tax credit than you qualify for. If that happens, you’ll have to pay back some or all of it when you file your federal taxes.
Celebrate Healthcare Champions
Below are local community Supporters
