<prompt> Human: This requires a short backstory for full context:I was laid off at the end of August 2015. My paperwork said that I had until October 31 to opt in to COBRA. I got busy starting a new company, and sort of forgot about the health insurance thing.In November, I ended up having some medical issues, and when I checked my online account for my insurance provider, it said I was still covered. This ended up lasting for several months. I was not paying for health insurance, and I had not opted in to COBRA, but I was still being covered. I figured it was a clerical error, and I would ride it out as long as possible.Recently, I needed to make another doctor visit. I checked my insurance, and found out they stopped coverage on 2-29-16, which screwed me over big time, since I now am ineligible to enroll for Obamacare since Ive been without insurance for more than 60 days, and the insurance I did sign up for wont go into effect until June.Do I have any course of action to take against my insurance provider for not notifying me that my coverage was ending?  <response>: You knew coverage should have ended. You admit it was an error when you still showed as covered on the Web site. Sorry but I think you need to take financial responsibility for this. 