How Long Can You Stay on Your Insurance?
Age Limits:
* Minimum age: Most states require health insurance plans to cover dependents until they reach age 26, regardless of their marital or student status.
* Maximum age: There is no maximum age limit for dependents on health insurance plans.
Other Limiting Factors:
* Loss of eligibility: If the policyholder loses their job or experiences other life changes that affect their eligibility for health insurance, their dependents may also lose coverage.
* Plan termination: If the policyholder's health insurance plan is terminated, their dependents will also lose coverage.
It's important to note that these are general guidelines and the specific rules may vary depending on the state and the terms of the health insurance plan. If you have questions about how long your dependents can stay on your health insurance plan, it's best to contact your insurance company directly.
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