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West Virginia Navigator is a free, grant-funded program designed to support your health coverage needs.

We connect individuals and families with coverage through HealthCare.gov Marketplace, Medicaid, or CHIP.

Our trained Navigators offer free, confidential, one-on-one assistance and can guide you through the entire enrollment process.

We help people:

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Explore their health insurance options

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Apply for coverage

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Understand their benefits

Coverage in West Virginia
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Why People Call Us

  • You may qualify for low-cost or no-cost coverage.

  • You may have better options through the Marketplace. 

  • We’ll help you stay covered.

  • Losing Medicaid doesn’t have to mean losing coverage—look into other affordable options now.

  • We’ll guide you through coverage changes and enrollment timelines.

  • We can provide free resources to help you and your employees find insurance options.

See if You Qualify

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