You may be able to enroll in health coverage right now

Lost health coverage? Got married? Had a baby? You may qualify to enroll during a Special Enrollment Period.

Check if my life event qualifies

Had a recent life change? Certain events let you enroll in health coverage outside Open Enrollment (Nov. 1–Dec. 15) through a Special Enrollment Period (SEP). Many people who qualify for an SEP also qualify for ACA subsidies that can lower monthly premiums and out‑of‑pocket costs.

If you lost coverage, moved, got married or had a baby in the last 60 days, you may be able to enroll today. 

Most life events give you 60 days to enroll.

Do I qualify for a Special Enrollment Period?

You may qualify if you’ve had one of these changes in the last 60 days:

  • Lost job-based health coverage
  • Got married, divorced or legally separated
  • Had a baby or adopted a child
  • Moved to a new ZIP code or coverage area
  • Had a significant change in household income

Not all life changes qualify; eligibility depends on the event and timing. Miss your 60‑day window, and you’ll likely have to wait until Open Enrollment.

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How Special Enrollment works

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Why enrolling now can save you money and stress

  • Avoid gaps in coverage
  • Keep prescriptions and doctors covered
  • Prevent unexpected medical bills
  • Get preventive care without delay

Why choose Priority Health

  • Michigan-based, not-for-profit health plan
  • Local customer support
  • Plans built for individuals and families
  • Easy online enrollment

See if you qualify today

Answer a few questions and explore your coverage options.

If you don't qualify for an SEP, you can consider a MyPriority Short-term plan (which doesn't include ACA protections) or wait until the next annual Open Enrollment Period.

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