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for KIDS Kids can stay on their parents’ health insurance until they turn 26 years old The Affordable Care Act allows this and most employers offer this as an option to employees If your child no longer qualifies for coverage under your plan you might be able to add him or her back onto your policy if it’s not yet open enrollment time You can also apply for Medicaid in many states if you fall within certain income guidelines and other eligibility requirements Check out the map below to find out more about the rules in your state
