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AmeriHealth will continue to offer comprehensive health care coverage to New Jersey residents

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Cranbury, NJ, October 31, 2024 – As Open Enrollment begins November 1, AmeriHealth is once again proud to offer New Jersey residents 13 different health plan options for 2025. These 13 Exclusive Provider Organization plans (EPO) include Bronze, Silver and Gold metallic tiers, and a catastrophic option. The AmeriHealth Advantage Suite of products has been the company’s most popular plan option, providing members with access to high-quality care with a lower monthly premium, as well as the lowest out-of-pocket costs when Tier 1 doctors and hospitals are used. For 2025, these plans are amongst the lowest cost Bronze and Silver options available to purchase. To learn more about the variety of health plans offered visit amerihealth.com.

“At AmeriHealth we are committed to ensuring our members have access to the lowest cost, highest quality health plans and care,” said AmeriHealth Market President Mike Munoz. “Our members can be assured that our dedicated team of associates always has their back during Open Enrollment and throughout the year.”

Since the launch of the Affordable Care Act, AmeriHealth has offered plans on the consumer exchange, demonstrating the company’s dedication to its members’ health and wellbeing.   AmeriHealth offers access to one of the largest networks of doctors and hospitals in the state, and zero-dollar virtual care options with 24/7 access through online video, mobile app or phone.

AmeriHealth has a commitment to ensuring equitable whole-person health with plans offering specialized health care and wellness solutions for members. Benefits include the company’s holistic wellness program Embrace Well-Being, diabetes management through Livongo, and cancer navigation services through Thyme Care.

New Jersey operates on a state-based exchange, Get Covered New Jersey, which serves as the state’s official health insurance marketplace. New Jersey residents are required to have health care coverage, and consumers who purchase or renew a health plan through Get Covered New Jersey may be eligible for a state-based subsidy, in addition to the existing federal subsidy. Nine out of 10 New Jersey residents enrolling in coverage through GetCovered.NJ.gov are eligible to receive increased financial help to reduce their insurance premiums, and many can find coverage for $10 a month or less

New for 2025, AmeriHealth Dental

For 2025 AmeriHealth announces the launch of the new AmeriHealth Dental. The company developed a new portfolio of dental plans with low out-of-pocket expenses, discounts on dental services, and affordable monthly premiums.

“We are always looking for opportunities to innovate and strengthen our benefits. We know our members want a fully integrated medical and dental plan, and this was the next step,” explained Munoz.

Members will have the same benefits they have today and access to a large network of dental providers. Consumers can purchase dental plans by purchasing a health plan directly from AmeriHealth.

Off-exchange plans provide New Jersey residents with additional options

New Jersey residents can also purchase a health plan off-exchange, directly from AmeriHealth. AmeriHealth offers two plans off-exchange within our Select Suite that provides a ten percent savings compared to similar on-exchange plans. The AmeriHealth off-exchange Select Suite of plans are amongst the most affordable options in the Silver tier. Off-exchange health plans are not subsidy eligible.

In order to receive ID cards by January 1, 2025, individuals should make health plan selections, whether on or off-exchange, by November 30, 2024. All new and current AmeriHealth members will receive ID cards.

Key dates to remember

November 1, 2024

Open enrollment begins on this date for those who are not eligible for health care coverage through an employer or government program.

November 30, 2024

Individuals must enroll in an AmeriHealth health plan by this date to obtain an ID card by January 1, 2025.

December 15, 2024

Individuals must enroll in an AmeriHealth health plan by this date to ensure they receive digital access to an ID card by January 1, 2025.

December 31, 2024

The final day individuals can enroll for coverage starting January 1, 2025.

 

January 31, 2025

Open enrollment ends. This is the last day to enroll for coverage through AmeriHealth, for a February 1, 2025 effective date.

How to enroll

AmeriHealth licensed sales agents are available to provide support to New Jersey residents and can be reached at 1-888-879-5331. They can help individuals understand which plan may be best suited for their specific needs. Individuals can submit an application over the phone with the support of a sales agent.

Consumers can also visit amerihealth.com to review plan options.

Members who are renewing their existing AmeriHealth health plans, and who have signed up to receive secure text messages, can complete enrollment with just a click.

For more information on AmeriHealth health plans, visit amerihealth.com.

Coverage issued by AmeriHealth HMO, Inc. and/or AmeriHealth Insurance Company of New Jersey.

Carly LePore

Carly LePore joined AmeriHealth in 2018 where today she serves as the organization's Corporate Communications Manager. She plays a key role in protecting and promoting the AmeriHealth brand by providing strategic counsel on matters related to media relations, speaking engagements and public appearances as well as internal associate communications.

As a member of the AmeriHealth Reach Associate Resource Group, Carly plays an integral role in helping cultivate a welcoming work environment within the company.

Carly brings more than a decade of experience in public/media relations as well as corporate and associate communications. Carly earned her B.A. in public relations with a minor in sociology from Quinnipiac University in Connecticut.