Open enrollment for ACA Marketplace plans is here

The open enrollment period (OEP) runs from November 1 to January 15, in most states. Explore Individual & Family ACA Marketplace 2025 plan options for you and your family.

Health plans for individuals and families under age 65

UnitedHealthcare short term plans

Short term plans are a way to get fast, flexible coverage if you temporarily don’t have coverage and want to assure you have benefits you need.1

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UnitedHealthcare Individual and Family ACA Marketplace plans

Open enrollment runs from November 1 to January 15, in most states. Find 2025 ACA plans with benefits like primary care, virtual care and more.

Questions? Call 1-877-853-1760, TTY 711

Find coverage options if you're self-employed and have no employees.

Get coverage that's designed for students while they're in school.

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Complete your coverage with supplemental plans

Supplemental plans can help you get coverage for care and services not covered by your medical plan.

Coverage for dental screenings, preventive care and more.

Coverage for vision care, including routine eye exams, vision screenings, prescription glasses and contact lenses.

Coverage to add on to health insurance plans, including cash-benefit plans, like Accident or Critical illness coverage.

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What's the difference between short term plans and ACA plans?

If you're considering a short term plan or an ACA plan, here's a quick overview of how these two types of plans work.

Difference between short term plans and ACA plans
Short term health insurance plans ACA Marketplace plans
Plan basics
Short term plans can help you get the benefits you need in times where you may have a gap in coverage — like when you're in between jobs or waiting for other coverage to start. ACA plans are sold on the health care Marketplace (also called the Exchange). Depending on your income, you may be eligible for government subsidies to help lower the cost of an ACA plan.
Type and length of coverage
Short term plans offer limited coverage for a limited time. ACA plans offer comprehensive coverage for a full calendar year as long as you pay your premium.
Consider a short-term plan if you: Consider an ACA plan if you:
  • Missed open enrollment and don't qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP)
  • Have a gap until your ACA plan starts
  • Want coverage until you join Medicare
  • Turned 26 and are coming off a parent's plan
  • Are in between jobs or waiting for benefits to start
  • Are healthy and under 65
  • Can't get health insurance through work
  • Need long-term coverage for you and your family
  • Want comprehensive benefits
  • Qualify for a premium tax credit

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