Georgia Navigator Practice Exam

What constitutes a change in the Qualifying Life Event?

1. Change in favorite doctor

2. Change in enrollment form completion

3. Moving to a different state

4. Review of previous health conditions

The correct answer is: Moving to a different state

A change in the Qualifying Life Event is specifically tied to significant life transitions that impact a person’s health insurance needs or eligibility. Moving to a different state is a recognized Qualifying Life Event because it can affect a person's health care coverage options, networks, and insurance plans. For example, when an individual relocates to a new state, they may no longer be eligible for their previous health plan and may need to enroll in a new plan that complies with the regulations and offerings of the new state. The other options presented do not represent a change in Qualifying Life Events. Changing a favorite doctor, while it might affect personal preference for care, does not fundamentally change eligibility or coverage requirements. Completing an enrollment form, regardless of any changes to that form, does not constitute a new life event; it is merely part of the standard enrollment process. Reviewing previous health conditions is essential for understanding health needs but does not signify a transition that would warrant a change in health insurance status or eligibility.