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Other consumers must apply to the NY State of Health at nystateofhealth.ny or by calling 855-355-5777.
Please call the NY State of Health Customer Service Center at 1-855-355-5777 if you need additional information or if you would like to receive instructions regarding mailing or faxing your documentation. How do I use my insurance?
Other consumers must apply to the NY State of Health at nystateofhealth.ny or by calling 855-355-5777. HRA's Office of Citywide Health Insurance Access also has resources for individuals and small businesses who want to learn more about public and private health insurance, including the Affordable Care Act.
At least one eligible employee earning $53,650 or less enrolls. The employer will offer Healthy NY to all employees who are working 20 or more hours per week and earning $53,650 (adjusted annually) or less.
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