At the age of 18, an individual is eligible to enroll in their own individual plan. However, they can stay on a parents plan until the age of 26. At the age of 26, or when they get married, they must enroll in their own plan. If someone is 65 or older, they are not eligible to be on the Auraben plans.

Auraben plans are currently available in every state with the exception of Washington State.

Yes, as long as the primary member has a U.S. address.

No, you do not need a medical checkup to enroll, but you will be asked specific questions around your medical history in the enrollment form.

If your enrollment date is on or before the 15th of the month, your start date is the first of the same month. If your enrollment date is after the 15th of the month, your plan start date will be the first of the next month.

You will keep your healthcare plan for one year based on your effective date. If there is a qualifying event, you may be eligible to update or cancel your plan.

Given that all eligibility requirements are met, you can enroll in a Auraben plan at any time of the year.

Yes, the plans can be used between states, but cannot be used outside of the U.S. You must have a U.S. address in order to enroll in the Auraben plans.

Yes! Click here to read more. If you are pregnant prior to membership, or within 60 days of your plan going into effect, the membership will not share in your maternity expenses.

After enrollment, it may take up to 10 business days for you to receive your physical card. You will also get a digital copy in the welcome email, which typically arrives within 2 business days.