When it started back October 1st, 2013, millions of Americans who lacked health insurance or who wanted to explore other options were able to sign up to obtain coverage through the online Health Insurance Marketplace, which was established as part of the Affordable Care Act.
When it first launched, there were many complications, as well as many frustrating unanswered questions. Now that the open enrollment period is getting ready to open for the 2015-2016 year, you still might have concerns about being able to afford quality health insurance.
What are the options if you're someone who is still having trouble finding affordable health insurance through ACA?
Listen in as Marianne Eterno, President of Government Relations for GTL, discusses your options if you're still having trouble finding affordable and quality health care.
ACA: What If You Still Can't Afford Coverage?
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Marianne came to Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company (GTL) in 1996, as a compliance and government relations consultant, and formally joined the company in 1997. As Assistant Vice President of Government Relations, she represents GTL in both the state and federal arenas, drives coalition development for the company, and serves as the company's media and public relations spokesperson.
In addition to sitting on committees for every major insurance trade association, Marianne serves on the Board of Directors of RetireSafe, a 400,000 member grassroots advocacy organization for senior citizens and as the Executive Director for the Council for Affordable Health Insurance.
Marianne Eterno, President of Government Relations for GTL
Marianne Eterno began her insurance career in 1987 at the former Golden Rule Insurance Company in Indianapolis, Indiana, and moved to Chicago in 1992, when she accepted a position with Celtic Insurance Company.Marianne came to Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company (GTL) in 1996, as a compliance and government relations consultant, and formally joined the company in 1997. As Assistant Vice President of Government Relations, she represents GTL in both the state and federal arenas, drives coalition development for the company, and serves as the company's media and public relations spokesperson.
In addition to sitting on committees for every major insurance trade association, Marianne serves on the Board of Directors of RetireSafe, a 400,000 member grassroots advocacy organization for senior citizens and as the Executive Director for the Council for Affordable Health Insurance.