As an American Indian or Alaska Native (AI/AN), you likely are eligible for health care benefits that are uniquely designed for you! Read on to learn more about what these look like, how eligibility is determined, and how you can get started.
Read MoreOver the past few months, Stride has been working on something really big: integrating directly with Healthcare.gov, the Federal Government’s system of record for health insurance purchases. Wondering what that means? Read on to learn all about it (hint hint: enrolling through Stride is easier than ever!).
Read MoreThe Washington DC health insurance exchange is called DC Health Link. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and January 31 to ensure you get coverage.
Read MoreYou have until December 15 to get covered for 2019. Sound overwhelming? Don’t worry, Stride has got your back. Get informed with our official procrastinator's guide, and then we'll help you confidently enroll in your perfect plan today (in under 10 minutes!).
Read MoreYou won’t be fined in the U.S. for going without health insurance in 2019. But that definitely doesn’t mean you should go with no health insurance! Health insurance is key to protecting yourself against expensive medical bills. Check out how much 13 health care scenarios could cost with and without health insurance.
Read MoreA high deductible health plan (HDHP) comes with inexpensive monthly payments, but carries a very high deductible. HDHPs are only recommended for people who rarely have costly medical expenses. Read on to learn more about the intricacies of HDHPs and if this type of plan might be right for you.
Read MoreThe Massachusetts health insurance exchange is called Massachusetts Health Connector. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and January 23 to ensure you get coverage.
Read MoreCatastrophic health insurance is a type of inexpensive health plan geared towards young people who don’t need much health care during the year, but still want protection in the event of a medical emergency. Read on for all the details!
Read MoreStride is excited to announce that we’ve partnered with House of gigs to help their users save time and money on health, dental, vision, accident, disability, and life insurance.
Read MoreThe Connecticut health insurance exchange is called Access Health CT. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and December 15 to ensure you get coverage.
Read MoreThis year, you have probably thought to yourself, “Do I even need health insurance for 2019?” and debated the pros and cons of enrolling. Well, Stride is here to give you the six reasons–from free preventive care to having more options this year–you most definitely need it.
Read MoreThe Maryland health insurance exchange is called Maryland Health Connection. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and December 15 to ensure you get coverage.
Read MoreStride is excited to announce that we’ve partnered with Uber Freight to help their carriers, drivers, and dispatchers save time and money on health, dental, vision, accident, disability, and life insurance.
Read MoreAdding dependents to your health insurance plan comes with its own set of rules. But don't worry, Stride has got you covered. Read our quick guide to make sure you’re getting the right coverage for all your loved ones–including children, spouses, and other relatives.
Read MoreUnderstanding what a doctor network is and how to stay in-network is key to getting the most out of your money when it comes to your health insurance plan. Read on to learn what a doctor network even is, the types of networks, and how you can go about finding an in-network provider.
Read MoreThe Washington state health insurance exchange is called Washington Healthplanfinder. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and December 15 to ensure you get coverage.
Read MoreDid you know that you can get vaccines, blood pressure screenings, and STD prevention counseling all for free? In fact, every ACA plan must provide some care free of charges entirely. Read on to find out about even more free care that comes with your plan so you can start getting the most out of your plan.
Read MoreThe Idaho health insurance exchange is called Your Health Idaho. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and December 15 to ensure you get coverage.
Read MoreThe Rhode Island health insurance exchange is called HealthSource RI. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and December 31 to ensure you get coverage.
Read MoreThe health insurance exchange in Colorado is called Connect for Health Colorado. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and January 15 to ensure you get coverage.
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