Married children not on parents’ health insurance

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Dec 15, 2024
7:14:28pm

BlackBart All-American

If the school doesn’t provide it, what do your kids do?

Medicaid?

Just get a catastrophic event policy?

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BlackBart

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Time

Married children not on parents’ health insurance

BlackBart

Dec 15, 7:14pm

Be adults and get it through the marketplace or from work.

cambo

Dec 15, 7:16pm

Yep. We got it through the marketplace and it was very cheap because we made no money in college

letthewookieewin

Dec 15, 7:16pm

Is Medicaid not a thing anymore because of the marketplace having low cost,

BlackBart

Dec 15, 7:20pm

Medicaid limit is really low. We worked campus jobs that paid decent wages so made more than the Medicaid limit

letthewookieewin

Dec 15, 7:23pm

Yeah both part time workers, full time students

BlackBart

Dec 15, 7:18pm

There is no such thing as a catastrophic policy. Those are illegal under Obamaca

Iman23

Dec 15, 7:20pm

I’m just guessing obviously since I haven’t had this arise yet

BlackBart

Dec 15, 7:22pm

Medicaid works great if they’re in school

ossicles

Dec 15, 7:26pm

Just roll the dice and if something happens

cougarfann888

Dec 15, 7:33pm

Can't exclude because of marriage

warp

Dec 15, 7:36pm

And if you're already insuring yourself, your spouse and at least one kid,

paulb

Dec 15, 7:43pm

My family rate doesn't kick in until kid #3

cougarfann888

Dec 15, 7:44pm

But there can be an extra cost for it. It just depends on the policy .

cougarfann888

Dec 15, 7:43pm

Consider Medicaid, school health insurance plans, employer plan, healthcare.gov

byuler

Dec 15, 8:08pm

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