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Ambetter Expands Affordable Health Insurance Offerings Across Multiple States
By KlickAnalytics Data Insights | October 2, 2024 10:00AM ET
Key Points
- Ambetter from Arizona Complete Health will offer health insurance plans to residents in nine counties in Arizona in 2025
- Ambetter from WellCare of Kentucky will provide affordable healthcare coverage to residents in 107 counties in Kentucky for plan year 2025
- Ambetter from Buckeye Health Plan expands its health insurance offerings to 72 counties in Ohio
- Ambetter of North Carolina Inc. expands health insurance offerings to 63 counties in North Carolina
- Ambetter Health offers health insurance plans to residents in 63 counties in Florida
Ambetter, a subsidiary of Centene Corporation, is set to provide affordable health insurance plans to residents in various states across the U.S. for the upcoming year. Starting on November 1, 2024, open enrollment will be available for individuals in these regions, offering a variety of accessible and cost-effective healthcare options. Ambetter from Arizona Complete Health will cater to the needs of Arizonans in nine counties, while Ambetter from WellCare of Kentucky expands its services to 107 counties in Kentucky.
Furthermore, residents of Ohio will have access to Ambetter's affordable plans in 72 counties, and North Carolinians will benefit from health insurance offerings in 63 counties. Floridians, on the other hand, can choose from a variety of plans in 63 counties offered by Ambetter Health. Open enrollment for these states will also start on November 1, 2024, running through January 15, 2025, allowing individuals to select the coverage that best fits their needs.
In addition to these states, residents of Pennsylvania, Delaware, Nebraska, South Carolina, Illinois, Georgia, and Indiana can also avail themselves of Ambetter's health insurance plans in the upcoming year. With expansions in the number of counties covered, Ambetter is committed to providing affordable and accessible healthcare options to under-insured and uninsured populations in these regions.
Finally, Ambetter Health will not only be expanding into new territories but also enhancing member benefits in 2025. Remaining the top marketplace health insurance provider in terms of enrollment and market share, Ambetter will be adding 60 new counties across 10 states, including Iowa. Moreover, select states will offer enhanced plans for members with diabetes, further highlighting Ambetter's dedication to improving the health and well-being of its members.
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