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Don’t wait for great coverage and member service – choose Harvard Pilgrim. We offer a wide array of plans for you and your family.
2026 open enrollment begins November 1! For 2025 plans, see if you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period.

When you choose a Harvard Pilgrim health plan, you get exceptional service and support, access to top-quality care and great benefits, programs and services.
Our New Hampshire Marketplace plans have earned a 5-star quality rating from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).1 Learn about quality ratings.
Don’t wait for great coverage and member service – choose Harvard Pilgrim. We offer a wide array of plans for you and your family.
You can still get top-quality care from Harvard Pilgrim.
If you believe you qualify, you can apply for a Special Enrollment Period.
If you’re a new applicant through HealthCare.gov, you can make your first payment here.
If you applied directly with Harvard Pilgrim, use your unique Payment Portal link in the email we sent you.
Questions? Call 844-349-8332
Online payments can be made through your Harvard Pilgrim member account under the “Top Tasks” section.
Do you have a secure member account yet? Create your account now.
Questions? Call 877-907-4742
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As per the Affordable Care Act, health insurers are required to post information on their websites to help explain individual market rate increases. See the rate justification notice for reference.
Enrollment outside of the open enrollment period is allowed under certain circumstances (special enrollment period), such as an involuntary loss of employer-sponsored coverage. If you believe that you qualify, you can apply for a Special Enrollment Period.
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care includes Harvard Pilgrim Health Care of New England and HPHC Insurance Company.
CMS scores qualified health plans (QHPs) offered through the Exchanges using the Quality Rating System (QRS) based on third-party validated clinical measure data and QHP Enrollee Survey responses. CMS calculates ratings yearly on a 5-star scale. Ratings may change from year to year.