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November 1, 2019 Resources and Fact Sheets

2020 Open Enrollment Messaging Toolkit and Graphics

Purpose:

Coverage is key for good health, but signing up for health insurance can be complicated. We want to remind people of the importance of getting covered and make sure they know how to get started – and we hope you will find these messages useful and worth sharing. This toolkit provides suggested messaging, resources and graphics that can be shared to inform CT residents about enrolling in health coverage and the steps they need to take to get covered for 2020. This year we are focusing on messaging to target the uninsured, harder-to-reach populations based on findings from Access Health CT’s research on the uninsured.

Questions about this toolkit? Feel free to contact Liz Kellner, senior communications officer, Connecticut Health Foundation liz@cthealth.org. Check back periodically for new and updated graphics.