The New Jersey Association of Health Plans (NJAHP) is a non-profit corporation created to serve its member health plans with a mission of fostering understanding in the value that health plans contribute to New Jersey’s health care system.
NJAHP represents the state’s leading health plans.
Choosing the best health insurance options for you and your family or business can be a daunting task, and navigating the different markets, benefits and pricing, and exploring state programs and eligibility can take a lot of your valuable time.
The New Jersey Association of Health Plans represents the state’s leading commercial and Medicaid health plans, covering 7 million New Jerseyans.
The New Jersey Association of Health Plans (NJAHP) is a non-profit corporation created to serve its member health plans with a mission of fostering understanding in the value that health plans contribute to New Jersey’s health care system.
Among other ways, NJAHP does this by:
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