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Health care coverage
My husband had health coverage with his old job and with his new job we got our own coverage (not company provided). There is a two week gap from the old job health care coverage and new health insurance. If we do not pay (retroactively) the two weeks with Cobra are we subject to penalties?
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Health care coverage
If you are covered a single day in every month, you have no gaps in coverage.
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If you are covered a single day in every month, you have no gaps in coverage.
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Health care coverage
As rebab said, for purposes of the penalty for not having health insurance, if you are insured for one day in a month, that is considered an "insured" month.
Also, you are allowed one 'gap' of up to 2 uninsured months, without a penalty.
Also, you are allowed one 'gap' of up to 2 uninsured months, without a penalty.