My fiance has no dental and is 25 years of age. We are not to be married till next year to put her under mine so until then her parents called their insurance company Aetna to put her and her younger sister (23) back on their plan. Aenta refused and said we will not be following the new bill until they are "forced" to. I don't know what to do now.
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Perhaps YOU should learn the rules and deadlines. 4. Parents' insurance plans can cover young adult children longer. Covers: Young adults under the age of 27. Starts: Sept. 23, 2010. What it does: Before reform, young adults who reached the age of 19 were no longer eligible for coverage under their parents' insurance plans unless they were enrolled in high school or college. With health care reform, parents' insurance will cover their offspring up to age 26, allowing thousands of young adults without coverage to sidestep the pricey individual insurance market.
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