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How to Sign Up for Health Insurance

BCBSIL Connect Team

Do you need health coverage, but don’t know where to start? Visit bcbsil.com to view and compare all our Family and Individual health plans, including the plans we offer on the Health Insurance Marketplace. In most cases, you can only sign up for a…
- over 1 year ago
- Getting Health Insurance
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Buying Health Insurance: It’s a Good Idea

BCBSIL Connect Team

You may think, "I never go to the doctor, so I don’t need health insurance." Think again. Health Insurance protects your physical and financial wellbeing. Let’s see what might happen if you have to take your kid to the ER, but don’t have health insurance…
- over 2 years ago
- Getting Health Insurance
- Blogs
How to Protect Yourself From Health Insurance Scams

BCBSIL Connect Team

You might be sleeping or taking your dog for a walk. You could be at work, at your kid’s soccer game, or meeting friends for dinner. Life is good, right? You have no idea that scammers down the street, one state over or half a world away are doing their…
- over 1 year ago
- Getting Health Insurance
- Blogs
Can You Get Health Insurance Now?

BCBSIL Connect Team

Life happens. Things change. Some changes may affect your health insurance. They’re called a “qualifying life event.” What does the term mean? What Is a Qualifying Life Event? In most cases, you can sign up for a health insurance plan only during…
- 2 months ago
- Getting Health Insurance
- Blogs

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