When the adult child reaches the limiting age of 26 under the plan, what coverage options will be available?
Medical Coverage: When the adult child reaches the limiting age of 26 under the plan, if otherwise eligible, the child will be able to choose the state coverage extension until age 28 or COBRA coverage if not eligible for the state coverage extension. Dental Coverage: When the adult child reaches the limiting age of 26 under the plan or policy, extension of coverage will be available through COBRA.
Related Questions
- Must the adult child have been continuously covered under the parents plan in order to be eligible for coverage under the new state or federal law?
- When the adult child reaches age 28 and loses medical coverage under the plan, may the child elect COBRA and receive additional coverage?
- My adult child is turning 26. What are his/her options with regard to health care coverage?
