Covered California Certified Enroller Practice Exam

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Must you include a household member that is not applying for coverage in the application?

  1. No, it is not necessary

  2. Yes, always

  3. Only if they are over 18

  4. Only if they are related by blood

The correct answer is: Yes, always

Including a household member who is not applying for coverage in the application is essential because the health coverage options and financial assistance determinations depend on the total household income and size. The health care programs take into consideration the entire household composition to accurately assess eligibility for benefits, premiums, and subsidies available through programs like Covered California. Household members even if they are not applying for their own insurance, can still influence this eligibility by contributing to the overall income or being part of the household unit that requires coverage options to be evaluated. This comprehensive approach ensures that the application reflects an accurate picture of the finances and living situations, which is crucial for proper assistance. Excluding any member could potentially lead to inaccurate premium calculations and benefit levels.