ShokWaveRider
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We do not have access to hidden plans. On-exchange Silver Plans come in four versions based on income. The exchange and broker access the same version.
1) The base plan with no cost sharing reduction (1477).
http://www.bcbsfl.com/DocumentLibrary/SBC/2016/1477.pdf
2) Cost sharing reductions for 200-250% FPL (1477a)
http://www.bcbsfl.com/DocumentLibrary/SBC/2016/1477a.pdf
3) Cost sharing reductions for 150-200% FPL (1477b)
http://www.bcbsfl.com/DocumentLibrary/SBC/2016/1477b.pdf
4) Cost sharing reductions for below 150% FPL (1477c)
http://www.bcbsfl.com/DocumentLibrary/SBC/2016/1477c.pdf
Brokers use a WBE as a back door to the exchange.
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List of authorized WBE's (HealthSherpa is often mentioned on this forum):
https://www.cms.gov/CCIIO/Programs-...nloads/Public_2015_WBE_List_August-Update.pdf
When I did it the Gov site did not offer me cost Sharing. That is exactly the term my agent used. She had to do the application to get the cost sharing option.
Do not ask me why. I entered the same info I gave her, and yes it was Silver. She got me the A version.
Either way, the original point I wanted to make was, if you use an Agent, you do not have any of the hassle of going through HC.Gov yourself, and it cost you no more than if you did.
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