The following links, related to the Affordable Health Care Act (ACA) in Georgia, are not associated with our web site but may be helpful to our visitors:

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(Published on 11/11/2014)

Not counting those who are eligible for Medicaid, CHIP or receive coverage through an employer-provided plan, over 60% of Georgia residents who purchase insurance directly will qualify for premium tax credits/subsidies.

• To find out if you qualify (with income between 100%-400% of federal poverty level), visit the Kaiser Family Foundation Health Insurance Marketplace Calculator.

National Public Radio

• Checklist of the top 5 things to watch out for when shopping for health insurance in 2015.

US Dept. of Health & Human Services

• Explanation of the federal Health Insurance Marketplace coverage and options, plus changes to Medicare and Medicaid, as they apply to Georgia.

Georgia Legal Aid

• List of resources for finding a Georgia ACA Navigator, your protections under the law, and more.

Kaiser Health News

• Highlights the disparity in health insurance premiums around the country -- and specifically in Southwest Georgia.

Georgia Dept. of Human Services

• How Georgians can apply for public assistance benefits such as Food Stamps, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Medicaid or subsidized child care.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

• Articles on a variety of Affordable Care Act issues for Georgia.