Covered California Certified Enroller Practice Exam

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What events qualify an individual for a Special Enrollment Period?

  1. Births, moving, and marriage

  2. Only loss of Minimum Essential Coverage

  3. Employment changes only

  4. Marital status changes only

The correct answer is: Births, moving, and marriage

The correct choice highlights that events such as births, moving, and marriage qualify an individual for a Special Enrollment Period. Special Enrollment Periods are designed to allow people to enroll in health insurance outside of the standard enrollment periods due to significant life events. Births create a qualifying event because they expand the size of the household, often leading the parents to seek new coverage that includes their newborn. Moving is another key event; it might involve a shift to a different coverage umbrella or availability of new plans based on the individual's new location. Marriage signifies a change in family status, prompting couples to reassess their insurance needs, which can also lead to new coverage opportunities. While other options mention specific events, they do not encompass the broader range of qualifying events recognized for a Special Enrollment Period.