450,000 New Yorkers lost their health insurance on July 1, 2026.
Are you one of them?
The Trump administration’s “One Big Bill” slashed healthcare funding for New York. As a result, nearly half a million people enrolled in the state’s “Essential Plan” lost their health care coverage on July 1.


Use the tool below to 1) find out if you lost coverage and 2) get information on what to do about it.
This tool provides an estimate based on your household income, size, and other factors. It is not a determination of eligibility. Find a free certified enrollment assistor near you or call NY State of Health at 1-855-355-5777 to confirm your status.
Resources
Find helpful links and tools to better understand how coverage changes may affect you. While the cost of alternate coverage will be a challenge for many New Yorkers, these resources can help you understand what’s available to you and how to stay covered.


What to do if you’re impacted by Essential Plan changes. Read the Guide →


What to do if you lose coverage under Medicaid, Child Health Plus, or Essential Plan. Learn more →


Compare Qualified Health Plans and costs before enrolling. Learn more →


Shop and enroll in a new health plan. Learn more →


Find a certified enrollment assistor near you. Learn more →


What New Yorkers should know about Essential Plan coverage changes. Learn more →


Help understanding health insurance terms. Learn more →


Understanding all the changes to healthcare in the “One Big Bill.” Learn more →


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