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You’re Covered, Now What?

Enrollment Toolkit
Authors: Georgians for a Healthy Future
Published: October 31, 2016

This fact sheet helps consumers get the most of their health insurance. It includes information about how to pay your premium and find a provider. It also provides definitions for key health insurance terms such as out-of-pocket maximum and prescription drug formulary. Enrollment assisters may also want to provide this to consumers after they enroll.

This fact sheet helps consumers get the most of their health insurance. It includes information about how to pay your premium and find a provider. It also provides definitions for key health insurance terms such as out-of-pocket maximum and prescription drug formulary. Enrollment assisters may also want to provide this to consumers after they enroll.

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