Your appointment is booked — here’s what to do next.
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Your Appointment Is Booked
You’re scheduled to meet with a certified agent or broker. Use the steps below to prepare for your appointment.
1
Create your account
Now that you’ve made your appointment with a broker or agent, you can create an account with Your Health Idaho, if you haven’t already.
To create an account, you’ll enter some basic information and set a password.
2
Start your application
Once you have an account, you can log in and start your application, or complete it, before meeting with your agent or broker.
If you’ve finished your application and would like to change the plan you previously selected, you can log in and do that now.
3
Documents to gather
Here’s a list of documents and information you may need to reference during the application process:
Social Security Numbers
Proof of citizenship or immigration status
Proof of tribal status
Tax returns from previous years
Employer / income information (W-2s or paystubs)
Current insurance policy information
Social Security Numbers
DOCUMENT
Employer/income info (W-2s or paystubs)
DOCUMENT
Current insurance policy information
DOCUMENT
Proof of tribal status
DOCUMENT
Previous year’s tax returns
DOCUMENT
Proof of citizenship or immigration status
DOCUMENT
Please complete as much of the application as you can before your meeting. If you have questions while filling it out, go to our FAQ page or share them with your agent.
If you complete the application and see a red box on your dashboard that says “This eligibility is conditional,” you may need to submit documentation. Click “See More Details” to view what documents you need.
4
Grant your agent access
To grant your agent access to your account so they can provide more direct assistance, follow these steps while you’re in the application:
In the top menu bar, select Get Assistance > Find Local Assistance
Select "Find a YHI Certified Agent or Broker Near You"
Under "Search by name" enter your agent's name
Click their name, then Select Agent on their profile
Complete the steps to designate them as your agent
5
Prepare for your meeting
Things to bring to your meeting:
A list of all current doctors and medications
Information about your annual income, including tax returns or paystubs