Which of the following would NOT typically be advised by navigators?

Navigators are specially trained individuals who help consumers understand their health insurance options under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Their main role is to provide assistance with various aspects of health insurance enrollment and utilization.

The choice that would not typically be advised by navigators is insurance policy recommendations. Navigators do not endorse specific plans or provide personalized recommendations for insurance policies. Instead, they focus on helping individuals understand their options, such as determining eligibility for financial assistance, explaining coverage options, and guiding consumers through the enrollment process. Their role is designed to be supportive without influencing personal choice related to specific insurance policies, ensuring that consumers can make informed decisions based on their own needs and circumstances.

In contrast, helping with eligibility determination, guiding individuals through enrollment processes, and supporting application completion are all direct responsibilities of navigators, as these tasks align with their role in facilitating access to health insurance marketplaces.