This year, the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the importance of the Open Enrollment period even more than in years past. Latinos are disproportionately on the front lines of the crisis and more likely to get sick or die from COVID-19. Combined with the Trump administration’s nomination of a sixth conservative justice to the Supreme Court, there is a lot of anxiety in our community about whether health care can be taken away.
By Stephanie Presch, Content Specialist, UnidosUS
Open Enrollment and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are still the law of the land, which means that from November 1 to December 15, families still can enroll in health coverage for the following year.
UnidosUS Affiliates—community-based organizations that serve Latinos and other Americans across the country every day—are rethinking how they enroll our community during this unpredictable year and moving ahead with the work in the best way that they can.

“Save the ACA.” Rally in Support of the Affordable Care Act, at The White House, Washington, DC, see here.





