I was fired from a non-profit employer on January 10th.

Anonymous

February 10,2024 at 12:43AM UTC

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I was fired from a non-profit employer on January 10th. I believe they had 20 employees. Are they required to send me a Cobra letter?

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AnonymousFebruary 10,2024 at 12:51AM UTC
Only if you procured benefits from them in the past. You could be still covered under their group insurance but you need to read your separation letter.
AnonymousFebruary 11,2024 at 1:51PM UTC
COBRA can be more expensive than the marketplace. Do some research before signing onto it
AnonymousFebruary 14,2024 at 1:11PM UTC
Were you on benefits through them? If yes, then you should receive some sort of COBRA letter from their provider within 45 days (I think). Call them.