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The broker’s 90-day guide to open enrollment

Take Command • September 28, 2026

Open Enrollment

What 1,500+ Employees Can Teach Us About Open Enrollment

Take Command • September 16, 2026

Open Enrollment

Open enrollment 2026: a state by state guide

Amy • November 3, 2025

Open Enrollment

Take Command's 2027 Open Enrollment Guide + FAQs

Amy • October 16, 2025

Open Enrollment

What to do if you missed ACA open enrollment deadline

Amy • December 20, 2019

ICHRA

Special Enrollment Periods and ICHRA make signups easier

Ali • April 17, 2019

Open Enrollment

Open enrollment 101: How to buy individual health insurance

Amy • October 26, 2017

Open Enrollment

Special Enrollment rules if you move or lose coverage

Ali • June 21, 2017

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