The ENROLL Act would change navigator program rules for federally operated health insurance exchanges. It would require grant recipients to show they can perform navigator duties and require at least one annual grant to go to a community and consumer-focused nonprofit. It would add help with Medicaid and children's health insurance programs, plain-language public education about qualified health plans, and in-person assistance in the state. The changes would apply to plan years starting on or after January 1, 2026.
People seeking coverage could receive navigator help with qualified health plans, Medicaid, and children's health insurance programs. Navigators would also conduct public education about qualified health plan requirements and protections, and must maintain a physical presence in the state to offer in-person help.
For federally operated exchanges, the Secretary would set aside $100 million each fiscal year starting in 2026 from user fees paid by participating health insurers. The money would remain available until spent.
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