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Should I Continue Health Insurance With COBRA After Leaving A Job? Are you trying to decide whether to continue your health coverage after leaving a job? In this video, we'll explain everything you need to know about COBRA and your options for health insurance after employment. We'll start by defining what COBRA is and how it allows you to maintain your employer-sponsored plan for a limited time. We'll discuss the benefits of keeping the same doctors and providers, as well as the potential financial challenges involved. Additionally, we'll compare COBRA with other available options like the Health Insurance Marketplace, Medicaid, and CHIP, highlighting how they might be more affordable or better suited to your needs. You'll learn about important deadlines to enroll in COBRA and what to do if you miss those dates. We’ll also cover how switching plans later is possible if you find a better fit. Whether you're concerned about costs, coverage, or eligibility, understanding these choices is key to making an informed decision about your health insurance. Join us for this helpful guide, and subscribe to our channel for more practical tips on health insurance and managing your healthcare options.

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