How to Continue Kaiser After Turning 26
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Qualifying life events
Some life-changing events — like losing a job, moving, getting married, or having a baby — are known as qualifying life events.
These life events can make you eligible to enroll in health care coverage any time of year.
Explore some of the most common events that may lead to loss of coverage — and how to enroll in a new plan.
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Whether you're losing your job, your employer no longer offers coverage, or you're no longer eligible to stay on a family member's plan, you've got several ways to stay covered.
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If you're covered under your parent's health plan, you might not be able to keep this coverage after you turn 26. Now's the time to start thinking about choosing a plan of your own.
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If you're getting a divorce and have a health plan under your name, you can keep your health coverage. However, if you're a dependent on your spouse's plan, you'll likely lose coverage.
Choose a new plan that works for you and any affected family members.
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COBRA is a great way to keep your work-related coverage between jobs — but it's only temporary. Make sure you understand when your COBRA coverage ends and what options you've got to stay covered.
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You can qualify for Medicare if you're 65 or older, or if you're younger than 65 and meet criteria for certain disabilities. There's a lot to consider when weighing your options, but we're here to help.
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Whether you're moving to a different state or losing health coverage you have through Medicaid, the military, your school, or due to the loss of a loved one, there are many life events that can affect your health plan choices.
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PLAN OPTIONS
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A range of health plans to fit your needs and budget. Financial help available for those who qualify.
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Affordable coverage if you have little to no income or have a child who needs coverage. Medi-Cal is California's Medicaid program.
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A great way to continue your current health coverage if you lose your job or your hours are reduced.
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Highly-rated health plans with affordable coverage if you're 65 or older, or if you have certain disabilities.
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