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Does Aetna Have Open Enrollment?

We know selecting a health plan can be overwhelming. Stressless and make your life more comfortable by preparing early. And ask many questions.

Prepare for Your 2020 Open Enrollment Period

1. Evaluate your current planGet a head start by checking your employer’s open enrollment period, marking your calendar and setting up reminders. Think about how well your present plan works for you. Look at its costs, ease, and coverage.
2. Select a PlanJust log in to your benefits enrollment site to establish all Aetna health insurance plans and programs available to you. Set aside time to review your choices and compare them side by side.
3. Enroll in the Aetna Plan Appropriate for You
   
   Your new coverage begins on January 1 each year. You’ll automatically be disenrolled from your old plan when your new coverage starts.

Let’s Make Your Enrollment Easy

Choosing a plan doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. We’ve put together this health insurance enrollment checklist to assist you in preparing.

Four To-Dos Before You Select a Plan

1. Find Your Medic in Our NetworkAbout two-thirds of doctors — and three-quarters of hospitals — are in our national network. So, probabilities are your doctor’s in there, too. Our provider search tool can assist you in finding them all.
2. Estimate Your Annual Health Care Costs
   Employ our cost comparison tool to estimate your total expected out-of-pocket costs for your considering health insurance plans. This consists of your monthly premiums, office visit, or medicine copays and deductible.
3. Get to Know What Every Plan Covers

   Review your benefits enrollment site to see which Aetna plan best meets your requirements.
   From checkups to managing chronic conditions to emergency services, you’ll find health care for the entire you.

4. Review Health Insurance Plan Extras to Keep You HealthyTake a few minutes exploring each Aetna health plan. You’ll see how the plan extras can add up to better care, more options, and lower costs.

Legal Notices

Aetna is the brand name used for products and services provided by one or more of the Aetna group of subsidiary companies, as well as Aetna Life Insurance Company and its affiliates (Aetna).

This material is for info only. Health information programs offer general health information and are not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by a physician or other health care specialist. Information is believed to be accurate as of the production date; nevertheless, it is subject to change.

Health benefits and health insurance plans contain exclusions and limits.

Resources and References:

• Health Insurance Enrollment Period