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COBRA

Continuing Your Health Coverage with COBRA

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What is COBRA?

Life brings changes, and sometimes those changes affect your employment and your health benefits. Whether you’re navigating a job transition, a reduction in hours, or another life event, losing health coverage can feel unsettling. We believe that during these moments, you deserve clarity and support, not confusion.

COBRA is designed to be a bridge, allowing you and your family to continue your health benefits, so you can focus on what’s next with one less thing to worry about. At Navia, we’re here to guide you through the process with care and make it as simple as possible.

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COBRA: Your Safety Net

Think of COBRA as a safety net for your health coverage. If you experience a “qualifying event” like leaving a job, you, your spouse, and your dependent children have the right to continue the same group health plan for a limited time. It’s a way to maintain your peace of mind and access to care without interruption.

A Clear Welcome

After your qualifying event, you’ll receive a COBRA election notice from us. This packet contains everything you need to know: your plan options, the cost, and important deadlines. We’ve designed it to be straightforward, so you can make an informed choice.

Simple Choice

You can choose which plans to continue, if any. Each qualified person in your family can make their own independent election. It’s all about what’s right for you and your situation.

Easy Enrollment

You can make your elections online through our secure portal or by filling out and returning the paper form included in your notice. You’ve got this, and we’re here to help if you need it.

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Your Questions, Answered

Who is Eligible for COBRA?

If you were covered under your employer’s group health plan, you and your covered family members are typically eligible. This includes employees, spouses, and dependent children who lose coverage due to a qualifying event.

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What are Qualifying Events?

These are life events that cause you to lose your health coverage. Common events include:

  • Voluntary or involuntary termination of employment (for reasons other than gross misconduct).
  • Reduction in your work hours.
  • Divorce or legal separation from the covered employee.
  • Death of the covered employee.
  • A dependent child losing their dependent status under the plan.
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How Long Does COBRA Coverage Last?

The standard period for COBRA continuation is 18 months, but it can extend longer depending on your specific qualifying event and state regulations. All the details about your specific coverage timeframe will be clearly outlined in your election notice.

How Do I Make Payments?

We offer several convenient ways to pay your monthly premiums:

  • Online Portal
  • Direct Debit (ACH)
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Can I Make Changes to My Coverage?

You can make changes to your COBRA plan during your plan’s annual open enrollment period or if you experience another qualifying life event. If you decide you no longer need COBRA, you can cancel your coverage at any time.

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We’re Here to Support You

A life transition is enough to manage on its own. You don’t have to navigate your benefits coverage alone. Our dedicated COBRA customer service team is here to answer your questions and provide the support you need. We can help you understand your options, walk you through the enrollment process, and manage your account.

Your well-being is our priority. Let us provide the guidance you need to move forward with confidence.