After age 26, you may be able to extend your health insurance coverage under your parent's plan with a program called

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COBRA (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act) allows individuals to extend their health insurance coverage under their parent's plan in certain circumstances, such as aging out of eligibility at age 26. This is different from staying on a parent's plan as a dependent, which typically ends at age 26 under the Affordable Care Act. COBRA provides a way to continue coverage for a limited time at potentially higher costs.

After Age 26, You May Be Able to Extend Your