Short-Term Health Insurance in Colorado: Rules, Limits & Costs
Colorado short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $115–$210. What a coverage gap really costs here.
State-by-state limits on short-term plans: maximum contract length, renewal rules and typical pricing in each market.
Colorado short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $115–$210. What a coverage gap really costs here.
Washington short-term rules: Not permitted, —, typical premium —. What a coverage gap really costs here.
North Carolina short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $100–$185. What a coverage gap really costs here.
Pennsylvania short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $105–$195. What a coverage gap really costs here.
Ohio short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $85–$165. What a coverage gap really costs here.
Georgia short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $100–$190. What a coverage gap really costs here.
Arizona short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $90–$170. What a coverage gap really costs here.
Illinois short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $110–$200. What a coverage gap really costs here.
New York short-term rules: Not permitted, —, typical premium —. What a coverage gap really costs here.
Florida short-term rules: 4 months, no renewal, typical premium $120–$230. What a coverage gap really costs here.