The Affordable Care Act health insurance marketplaces just hit a record: Nearly 16 million people signed up for the insurance also known as Obamacare.
through Healthcare.gov). She started to answer questions like size of household, income, and other details."Once you click the 'you're pregnant' button, there's all sorts of confusing questions, and I was absolutely in over my head," she says.in her area, and found a local community center on the list."I called and they were like, 'Well, Jorge comes in on Thursday.'". Going in, Erin Dimmig worried she would be uninsured when she went into labor.
"We walked through the whole process with Jorge. He helped us pick a plan that worked for us. It actually ended up working out better to split our insurance," she says."It will end up saving us about $9,000 with childbirth and all of that. I cried when we found out that we were going to be saving a lot of money."
The Dimmigs are not done dealing with health insurance. After the baby's born, they'll need to add the baby to their plan, and figure out whether to sign up for the new employer-based plan when her husband becomes eligible. But she's not worried."Jorge said that he would help walk us through that," she says.
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