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Source: St.文件倉 Louis Post-DispatchSept. 29--Information about health coverage and the new health insurance marketplaces already is available online at healthcare.gov.The federal government also is staffing call centers. The 24-hour toll-free number is 1-800-318-2596.Beginning Tuesday, you should be able to apply for coverage online at healthcare.gov. Keep in mind, though, delays and glitches may accompany the launch of this massive information-gathering system.To apply for coverage at the site, you'll need to provide key information: Social Security numbers, employer and income information, and current insurance policy numbers for all household members seeking coverage. If members of your household already have employer-based health insurance, you'll also have to complete something called the "employer coverage tool."A number of government-approved nonprofit health centers have received grants to provide free outreach and assistance with enrollment. To identify times and location存倉, check their websites or call.In the St. Louis area, they include:Betty Jean Kerr-People's Health CentersOnline --.phcenters.orgPhone --314-367-7848Grace HillHealth Center Inc.Online --.gracehill.orgPhone --314-898-1700Myrtle Hilliard David Comprehensive Health Centers Inc.Online --.mhdchc.orgPhone --314-367-5820Crider Health Center Inc.Online --.cridercenter.orgPhone --636-332-6000Southern Illinois Health Care Foundation Inc.Online --.sihf.orgPhone --618-332-0694You can learn more about the Affordable Care Act or insurance from these government sources:--Illinois Department of Insurance, Office of Consumer Health Insurance. insurance.illinois.gov1-877-527-9431(toll-free in Illinois)--Missouri Department of Insurance, Consumer Assistance Program..insurance.mo.gov 1-800-726-7390--Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.cms.govCopyright: ___ (c)2013 the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Visit the St. Louis Post-Dispatch at .stltoday.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存