Getting Married?

You have 60 days to enroll in a new plan after getting married, divorcing or entering a civil union. This means you can wait until the Open Enrollment Period to enroll if you'd prefer. During Open Enrollment, anyone can apply and you won't have to show proof of your life event. Open Enrollment starts November 1st and normally lasts just over 2 months, ending January 16th.

If you missed your 60-day Special Enrollment deadline, you'll need to wait to enroll during the Open Enrollment Period. 

It’s likely you’ll be able to keep your doctor, but you’ll want to guarantee it by checking. To search BCBSMT's network, use our Provider Finder^® tool to search for doctors, hospitals and more specific to your area and plan.

To learn if you're able to combine coverage through a group, or employer, plan, please reach out to the HR department of your or your partner’s company. 

Depending on your new household income, you may be able to keep your premium tax credit savings. You'll have to check if you're still eligible based on you and your partners' combined incomes. Or, if you've gone through a separation, if your individual income qualifies you. Learn about your chances to save on health insurance and find out if you qualify for them.