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Tennessee's state continuation of coverage law, as outlined in Tennessee Code Title 56. Insurance § 56-7-2312, requires that group policies for hospital, surgical, or major medical expense insurance, or any combination of these coverages, must offer coverage continuation options to eligible employees or members.

Tennessee residents can apply for Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plans, also known as Obamacare plans, during the annual Open Enrollment Period, which usually occurs from November 1 – December 15 each year.

TennCare is the state of Tennessee's Medicaid program. This program is designed to provide health care insurance to low-income children, pregnant women, parents of minor children, the elderly and people with disabilities. TennCare eligibility information can be found at Categories.

Does Tennessee require you to have health insurance? Tennessee residents are not required to have health insurance under state law, and the Affordable Care Act no longer mandates health insurance on a federal level.

• Grace period of premium payment After the first payment, a deferral period of a full calendar month is allowed. If the premium is not paid within this deferral period, coverage is terminated retroactively to the last month for which premiums were paid.

How Much Does Tennessee Obamacare Health Insurance Cost? Tennessee Marketplace Average Monthly Premiums20192021Average lowest-cost bronze premium$351$340Average lowest-cost silver premium$506$454Average lowest-cost gold premium$825$564

Millions of families will qualify for free or low-cost healthcare insurance. Families with eligible income can still enroll and find affordable options, depending on their income. For more information about how to get insurance in Tennessee please visit GetCoveredTenn.org or call 844-644-5443.

Tennessee has a federally run exchange, so enrollees use HealthCare.gov to sign up for exchange plans.