Social Media Toolkits

The Health Connector is here to help Massachusetts residents, employers, and brokers find coverage. We designed these resources, like these social media toolkits, to ensure that Massachusetts residents have a clear understanding of how they can get covered and so we can ensure our health care system continues to work for everyone. Please use the toolkits to help get the word out about important information and events.

Webinar: Keeping or Getting Coverage through MassHealth and the Health Connector (for Individuals and Families)

On May 8, 2024 at 12:00 p.m., MassHealth and the Health Connector staff are presenting a free webinar, Keeping or Getting Coverage through MassHealth and the Health Connector. This session will cover how members renew MassHealth coverage, report any changes, how to access an online account, and get help with completing renewal or enrolling in Health Connector coverage.

On Wednesday, May 1 at 12:00 p.m., we are hosting a webinar on how small businesses can enroll in health insurance through Health Connector for Business. We’ll also review available options for sole proprietors and owner-only groups who do not yet have the employees to qualify for a small group plan through the Health Connector for Business.

This toolkit serves as a communication guide and provides partner resources to help prepare and take action for the end of the continuous coverage requirements. All materials created through the campaign will be available in additional languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, Khmer, Chinese, Arabic, and Cape Verdean Creole.

The Health Connector’s “Get an Estimate” tool helps individuals and families see what programs and savings they may qualify for and preview monthly premiums. Note that the tool’s results are only be an estimate of what a household may qualify for and they would need to fill out an application to see what they actually qualify for.

Simple Sign-up is a fill-in option on the state tax return to opt-in to get information about health insurance options through the Health Connector. This information includes plans available to the taxpayers who check the box and whether or not they may be eligible for financial help to lower how much they’d pay for monthly health insurance premiums. Us the toolkit to help get the word out.

Not all companies that sell health insurance sell good coverage. When consumers search online, they may find websites that offer health plans that don’t meet legal requirements. Help Massachusetts residents know that when they apply for health coverage through the Health Connector, they can protect themselves from fraud by following a few simple guidelines.

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