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Health insurance after a divorce

Map the coverage-loss window, the plan-notice step, and any continuation election period without assuming every case follows the same clock.

Event dossier · before the calculator

MedicalRecords.com Editorial · reviewed August 11, 2026

The facts to establish first

Potential trigger
Divorce can open a Marketplace window when it causes a loss of qualifying coverage; divorce without coverage loss does not automatically do so.
First action
Notify the plan as required and get the exact coverage-end date in writing before mapping a deadline.
Proof to keep
Keep the plan's coverage termination record and the divorce document requested by the Marketplace or plan.

Verify timing with HealthCare.gov's Special Enrollment Period guidance and, when continuation coverage applies, the U.S. Department of Labor COBRA guide. Rules depend on the event and notice; the calculator below does not replace the official eligibility result.

Map the dates you can verify

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Three stops to a dated route.

Start with what happened

The tool calculates the federal loss-of-coverage window and, when the notice date is known, the COBRA election deadline. It does not estimate subsidy dollars without the ZIP, ages, income rules, and live Marketplace data needed to do that responsibly.

  1. 01
    Coverage change

    Divorce or legal separation

    Current input
  2. 02
    Coverage ends

    Awaiting confirmed date

    Next
  3. 03
    COBRA notice

    Awaiting notice status

    Next
What changedQuestion 1 of 3
What is changing?

Choose the event that best matches your coverage loss.