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Because coverage on many family health insurance plans ends on or at the end of a person's birthday month, finding health insurance can be surprisingly complex despite. Young adults should start ...

Young adults may be surprised when they lose coverage from their parents’ health insurance at 26 and are forced to find their own plans. Fortunately, getting new health insurance doesn’t have to be a ...

When switching to a new insurance plan, there are a lot of factors to consider. On top of that, there’s often a limited window of time to make selections, and choosing the right one out of a list of ...

It’s a difficult rite of passage for young adults without job-based insurance. Here are some tips for getting started. By Elisabeth Rosenthal Elisabeth Rosenthal is a senior contributing editor at KFF ...

Alexis Zizzo, who will turn 23 this weekend, has a few years before she needs to find her own health insurance, but she's already started to research options for when she ages out of her parent's ...

Consider your anticipated health needs for the upcoming year, including doctor visits, prescriptions, and procedures. Verify that your preferred doctors, hospitals, and medications are covered by any ...

Learn how health insurance covers preexisting conditions under the Affordable Care Act, ensuring you get necessary coverage ...

Learn how to obtain dental insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace, whether bundled with a health plan or as a ...