Typically, an employer's health insurance plan allows employees to make changes to their plan during the annual open enrollment period. However, you may be allowed to make a change if you have a qualifying life event such as getting married or divorced, having a baby, or losing your job. Refer to your plan documents for specific details and/or talk to your human resource representative for specific details about making changes to your health insurance plan.
Typically, an employer's health insurance plan allows employees to
make changes to their plan during the annual open enrollment
period. However, you may be allowed to make a change if you have a
qualifying life event such as getting married or... More
UnitedHealthcare answered:Typically, an employer's health insurance plan allows employees to make changes to their plan during the annual open enrollment period. However, you may be allowed to make a change if you have a qualifying life event such as getting married or divorced, having a baby, or losing your job. Refer to your plan documents for specific details and/or talk to your human resource representative for specific details about making changes to your health insurance plan.Typically, an employer's health insurance plan allows employees to make changes to their plan during the annual open enrollment period. However, you may be allowed to make a change if you have a qualifying life event such as getting married or... More