January 13, 2026 - 07:50

Customers still shopping for health insurance coverage through Illinois' state-run marketplace now have more time to choose a plan. The state has announced an extension of the enrollment deadline, allowing individuals and families additional time to secure their health insurance for the upcoming coverage year starting February 1.
This decision comes as many residents seek affordable health care options, especially in light of rising medical costs and ongoing public health concerns. The extended deadline aims to ensure that more people can access essential health services without facing penalties for late enrollment.
Illinois officials encourage residents to take advantage of this opportunity and explore the various plans available, which cater to different needs and budgets. With the extension, individuals are urged to carefully review their options and select coverage that best fits their health care requirements.
This move reflects a commitment to improving access to health care and supporting residents in making informed choices about their health insurance.
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