Health Plan of Nevada

The health plan offers programs and services to support members in living healthier.

The health plan provides a support program for members with ongoing health conditions, led by registered nurses to help manage their condition and improve their lifestyle.

Brokers can access and manage client health plan information through Health Plan of Nevada’s online platform.

Individual plan members pay their monthly premium on the first day of the month, with payment options including the app, online, phone, or mail.

The health plan’s Quality Improvement Committee monitors the annual quality improvement work plan, which is reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors.

It’s likely flu viruses may be spreading this season, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Getting a flu shot is still the best way to help avoid or weaken the flu.1

The plan covers urgent and emergency care for members traveling outside its service area, but members may pay full costs if they visit the emergency room for non-emergencies.

This page contains required notices for health plan members in Nevada.

Nevada Health Link has launched its open enrollment period for 2027 health plans. Residents can now sign up through the state’s official health insurance marketplace. Enrollment remains open until January 15.

Nov 2026https://www.fox5vegas.comNews article

Nevada’s Affordable Care Act marketplace now offers **Battle Born State Plans**, a reduced-premium public health insurance option for residents. The program aims to provide more affordable coverage starting this fall. Details on eligibility and cost savings remain under review by state officials.

Oct 2025AP NewsNews article

Health Plan of Nevada, a UnitedHealthcare subsidiary, wins a **4-year Medicaid contract** to serve **Clark and Washoe counties** starting **January 1, 2022**. The contract expands the company’s footprint in Nevada’s public health insurance program. No additional details on enrollment or financial terms were disclosed.

Aug 2021Becker's Payer Issues | Payer NewsNews article

The state of Nevada has chosen **Health Plan of Nevada**, a UnitedHealthcare subsidiary, to manage Medicaid services for Clark and Washoe counties starting January 1, 2022. The four-year contract covers Medicaid, CHIP, and TANF programs under Nevada’s expansion. UnitedHealthcare joins three other providers in administering the state’s safety-net programs.

Aug 2021UnitedHealth GroupNews article