Yes. You can stay on your parents’ plan until you turn 26 if they have coverage through work, or until the end of the year you turn 26 if they have Marketplace coverage. Being married does not affect your eligibility to be covered under your parents' plan.

Yes, you are eligible to stay on your parents’ plan up to age 26 if they have coverage through a job, or until the end of the year you turn 26 if they have Marketplace coverage, regardless of where you live. However, your parents’ health plan probably has a network of participating health care providers, and it may be difficult for you to find in-network providers when you are living in another state. If you…

Yes, you can get back on your parents’ plan until you turn 26 if they have coverage through work, or before the end of the year you turn 26 if they have Marketplace coverage. You do not have to wait until the next Open Enrollment to enroll. Your parents' plan must offer you a special opportunity to re-enroll because you lost your other coverage. If your parents get their insurance through their employer, you have…

You can stay on your parents' plan up to age 26 if they have coverage through work, or until the end of the year you turn 26 if they have Marketplace coverage. Eligibility for student health coverage does not make you ineligible to be covered as a dependent on your parents' plan.

A number of options may be available to you: If your annual income is $21,597 or less in 2026 (138% federal poverty level for a single adult), you may qualify for Medicaid coverage. Not all states have elected to expand Medicaid eligibility to this income level. Check with a navigator or another type of assister using Find Local Help, or check with your state Marketplace to learn more about Medicaid eligibility in your state.  If…