At a minimum, I assume every doc they go to in TX would be out of network.

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Oct 11, 2021
3:03:26pm

TrackCoug All-American

At a minimum, I assume every doc they go to in TX would be out of network.

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So most insurance differs by state- looking to move to Utah, but have adult children who would still be on my health

BeyondTheMark All-American

10/11/21 2:47pm

I believe they can still be on your insurance up to age 25 or 26.

John Doe

10/11/21 2:49pm

I think this is correct, I think it was federally mandated.

paulb

10/11/21 2:51pm

Yep, the question is more most insurance is state specific. Some of the employers I looked at have

10/11/21 2:52pm

I never had problems with my BC/BS Texas insurance with my kid in Utah at BYU using it

byujag

10/11/21 3:50pm

They have to be off yours by their 26th birthday.

rockhound

10/11/21 2:52pm

At a minimum, I assume every doc they go to in TX would be out of network.

TrackCoug

10/11/21 3:03pm

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