Health Insurance Information Service
The Washington Health Health Insurance Information Service is a free and confidential service that can provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision about your health insurance. You may reach this service by calling 800.770.9447 anytime from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. You may either have your questions answered over the phone or set up an appointment for a personal consultation. For a current list of health plans accepted by Washington Health, click here.
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The Washington Health Health Insurance Information Service will help you:
- Understand the difference in the choices you have for open enrollment from your employer
- Understand health insurance policies and terminology
- Determine what to look for in a plan
- Maximize your benefits when both you and your spouse are enrolled in separate plans
- Find any available insurance programs which cover specialized needs
- Explore health insurance options
- Use a resource list of licensed brokers to find a policy that best meets your needs
- Access government-sponsored programs
- Determine which plans allow you to use Washington Health and its facilities
Lifestyle Issues
There are certain lifestyle issues that might affect your choice of health insurance plans, such as:
- Have you recently married?
- Does your spouse have health insurance benefits through his or her employer?
- Are you expecting any major life changes in the next year? For example, moving to a new area, retirement, job change or relocation, divorce, child attending college, birth or adoption of a child, or a dependent grandchild.
- Have you been declined coverage for insurance before?
- Are you currently taking any medications to control a medical condition? Do you have any chronic conditions such as asthma or diabetes?
- Are you eligible for Medicare benefits?
- Are your children uninsured due to parents' employment issues and changes?
Care Rooted in Your Community
Built on 75 years of service and commitment
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We Listen, Then ActWe assess community needs, then build new services to fill those gaps.
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Putting Words Into ActionWe serve alongside neighbors through local boards, organizations, and civic groups.
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Care from Your NeighborsOur staff is made up of your neighbors, reflecting the community we all serve.
From primary care to specialized treatment, we're here for you.