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Courts are open but conducting most business over the phone and video over the internet. See COVID-19 and Court and Administrative Hearings
- If you need an emergency 209A restraining order or 258E harassment prevention order, see Asking the court for a restraining order or harassment prevention order during COVID-19
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For other public services affected by COVID-19, see our novel coronavirus webpage.
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ConnectorCare

Produced by Massachusetts Law Reform Institute
Reviewed June 2020

ConnectorCare is one kind of health insurance you can get from the Massachusetts Health Connector. ConnectorCare is for Massachusetts residents who:

have low or moderate income at or below 300% of the federal poverty level,
cannot get affordable insurance through work, and
cannot get other public insurance like MassHealth or Medicare.

In ConnectorCare, your insurance coverage is through a private HMO plan, but the government pays for most of the costs of coverage.

COVID-19 Alert

In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, The Health Connector has extended enrollment through July 25, 2020 for qualified Massachusetts residents who are uninsured.