Insurance in New Mexico
Protection for Latino families in New Mexico
In Albuquerque, Las Cruces and across New Mexico, we explain every insurance option honestly and in your language.
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Good to know in New Mexico
Your health marketplace (Obamacare)
In New Mexico, Marketplace health coverage (Obamacare/ACA) is enrolled through beWellnm, your state's own exchange.
New Mexico doesn’t use healthcare.gov: its marketplace is called beWellnm. It is also the state with the highest share of Hispanic residents in the country. beWellnm
When you can enroll
Open enrollment runs undefined. Outside that window you need a qualifying event, such as moving, losing coverage or having a child.
If you have no qualifying event or don’t qualify for financial help, there are private health plans you can sign up for in any month of the year.
We serve all of New Mexico
Free consultation in New Mexico
Including Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho and every city in the state.
- Albuquerque
- Las Cruces
- Santa Fe
- Rio Rancho
Tell us your case
Fill out the form and we will contact you for your free consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I enroll in Obamacare in New Mexico?
At beWellnm, the state’s own marketplace. We walk you through it, in Spanish and at no cost.
Do you serve New Mexico?
Yes. We serve New Mexico and all 50 states + Puerto Rico, with agents licensed per state. Message us and we’ll confirm your case.
Does the consultation cost anything?
No. The evaluation is free and carries no obligation. If you purchase a product, compensation is paid by the carrier.
Can I apply with an ITIN in New Mexico?
Some carriers evaluate ITIN applications depending on state and product. It’s not automatic, but options exist; we review it in your consultation.
What language will you help me in?
Spanish or English, whichever you prefer. Everything is explained clearly, without jargon.