Operating as a broker on CoverME.gov will give you the opportunity to assist consumers applying for health insurance coverage through CoverME.gov.
Already certified by CoverME.gov?
Log in to access the broker portal here. If you have completed the full 2026 training for New Brokers but have not yet registered for certification, you can do so here. Brokers who were previously certified with CoverME.gov but lost access to their portal due to training lapse should not re-register. Please email SBMBrokers.dhhs@maine.gov for assistance.
Interested in becoming a CoverME.gov certified broker?
In order to be certified to sell Marketplace plans through CoverME.gov, brokers must:
- Have an active license with health authority through the Maine Bureau of Insurance
- Complete the 2026 online broker training offered by CoverME.gov through the online Learning Management System (LMS) and pass a Final Exam
- Register for certification on CoverME.gov and agree to the privacy and security protection requirements for the Marketplace
After registering for certification, staff from the Office of the Health Insurance Marketplace will review your registration and check for compliance with training and licensure requirements before certifying you. This review process between registration and certification can take 7-10 days. Once you have been certified, you will receive an email with a link to log in and finish setting up your CoverME.gov broker account. Please be aware that brokers may only begin selling Marketplace plans after they have received their certification from the state.
Once a broker who is physically located in the state of Maine is certified through CoverME.gov, their information will also be added to CoverME.gov's Find Local Help tool for Maine consumers who need assistance. If you are a certified broker and wish to update your information on the Find Local Help tool, please email us at SBMBrokers.dhhs@maine.gov.
Have Questions?
Contact the CoverME.gov Consumer Assistance Center at (866) 636-0355.
Questions about broker certification and portal access can also be emailed to SBMBrokers.dhhs@maine.gov.
Questions about the status of your license? Use the Maine Bureau of Insurance (BOI) licensee lookup tool.