New address? Your plan doesn’t always move with you
Health plans are built on local networks. A permanent move to a new state — or even a new county — usually qualifies you to pick a new plan built for where you live now.
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Networks are local
Your old plan’s doctors and hospitals may be out-of-network at your new address, which can turn routine care into full-price bills.
The move must be permanent
Vacations and temporary stays don’t qualify. A new permanent address does — and you generally need to have had coverage before the move.
Subsidies change by county
The same income can qualify for a different subsidy in a different county, because benchmarks are set locally. Worth re-checking even for an in-state move.
How it works
Tell us what changed
A few questions about your life event, household size, and expected income. About two minutes.
A licensed agent calls you
They confirm which enrollment window you qualify for and pull real plan prices for your county — not estimates.
Enroll before the window closes
If a plan fits, the agent can enroll you on the same call. There is no cost to compare and no obligation.
Common questions
How long do I have after moving?
I moved within my state — do I still qualify?
Two minutes tells you where you stand
Answer a few questions and a licensed agent confirms your enrollment window and real plan prices.
Check my eligibility