Health Plan of Nevada
Individual and Family Plans
QUESTIONS? Call Health Plan of Nevada
1-800-873-0004, TTY 711
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Health Plan of Nevada
Individual and Family Plans
QUESTIONS? Call Health Plan of Nevada
1-800-873-0004, TTY 711
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
You change every year, and sometimes your healthcare needs change too
Health Plan of Nevada has 25+ individual and family plans that fit almost every lifestyle. Our plans may save you money on your premium and out-of-pocket costs.
Choose the right coverage for 2027. Individual and Family Plan Open Enrollment is Nov. 1 to Jan 15.
Care and savings that work
Get a low-cost quality plan
Shop for an On Exchange plan
Think an Exchange plan might be a good fit for you?
Visit Nevada Health Link to shop, compare plans and enroll. Nevada Health Link is Nevada’s official health insurance marketplace and can help you see if you qualify for financial assistance and explore your health coverage options.
Shop for an Off Exchange plan
Could an Off Exchange plan be the right plan for you?
Click here to shop for a Health Plan of Nevada or Sierra Health and Life Off Exchange plan. You can also call our sales office at 1-800-873-0004, TTY 711 or talk to your broker.
Get your questions answered
Call us. We’re here to help answer your questions.
Our sales office is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 1-800-873-0004, TTY 711 or talk to your broker Learn more about your individual and family plan options for 2027.
Available exclusively through NevadaHealthLink.com, HPN offers Battle Born State Plans (BBSPs). These low-cost plans are designed to provide savings for all Nevadans, regardless of income, while maintaining the same high-quality coverage you expect. BBSPs are qualified health plans, meaning they cover all 10 of the essential health benefits (hospitalization, doctor’s visits, labs, emergency and pharmaceutical services and more).
- Easier on the wallet, HMO plans are designed to save you money while providing you more support along the way
- Large provider network
- Low-cost primary care visits
- Mental health benefits
- Medical care that comes to you*
- And more
*Restrictions apply. Not available in all areas.
Losing your Medicaid coverage?
If you no longer qualify for Medicaid and your enrollment is being terminated, there are ways to stay covered. Losing Medicaid coverage is called a qualifying life event because it may impact your health insurance.
Most people have 3 options:
- A health plan through your work
- An individual or family plan
- Medicare, if you are 65 or older
Experiencing a qualifying life event means you can enroll in a new health plan right away as part of a special enrollment period. If you miss your special enrollment period, you’ll have to wait until the next annual open enrollment period to sign up for coverage. Employers set their own open enrollment timing, while Nevada Health Link enrollment typically starts Nov. 1, for a start date of Jan. 1.
Once enrolled in a new health plan due to a special enrollment period, your coverage typically starts on the first day of the month following eligibility. The special enrollment time period is limited, so if you are no longer eligible for Medicaid, be sure to take action. If you need to sign up for another health plan, the special enrollment period is typically 30 or 60 days.
Talk to your employer about a health plan through your work or call Health Plan of Nevada at 1-800-873-0004, TTY 711 to speak to a sales representative who can help you understand your coverage options, including Medicaid transition plans on the Exchange.