🎂 Turning 26? You Have a 60-Day Window

You Just Lost Your Parents' Insurance. Now What?

Don't panic. You qualify for a Special Enrollment Period — and you might even get a $0 premium plan. Let's figure it out together.

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Our team knows you're turning 26 and will find the best plan for your situation. Expect a call within 24 hours.

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Your Game Plan in 3 Steps

Losing your parents' insurance feels scary. Here's exactly what to do.

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Step 1: Call Us (Free)

We check your income, state, and situation to find plans you actually qualify for — including $0 options.

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Step 2: Pick Your Plan

We walk you through your options side by side. No jargon. No pressure. You choose what fits.

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Step 3: Get Covered

We handle the enrollment paperwork. You get your insurance cards and you're done. Takes about 15 minutes total.

From People Who Were Just Where You Are

"I turned 26 last month and panicked. My agent walked me through everything and I ended up with a $0 premium plan. I actually have better coverage now than I did on my parents'."

— Brianna M., 26, California

"I didn't even know turning 26 was a qualifying event. One call and I was enrolled in 20 minutes. Wish I hadn't stressed about it for weeks."

— David L., 26, Texas

"I'm a grad student with no employer insurance. Thought I was out of luck. My agent found me a plan for $0/month with a low deductible. Life-changing."

— Priya K., 26, Georgia

Turning 26 FAQ

When exactly do I lose my parents' insurance?

In most states, your coverage ends on your 26th birthday or at the end of that month. Some plans extend to the end of the plan year. We'll help you figure out your exact date.

What is a Special Enrollment Period?

Turning 26 and losing your parents' coverage is a "qualifying life event." This gives you a 60-day Special Enrollment Period to sign up for your own health insurance — even outside of Open Enrollment.

Can I really get a $0 premium plan?

Yes. If your income is between roughly $20K–$60K/year, you likely qualify for subsidies that can bring your premium to $0. Many 26-year-olds qualify.

What if I miss the 60-day window?

If you miss it, you may have to wait until the next Open Enrollment period (November–January) unless you have another qualifying event. That's why we say: don't wait.

I'm healthy — do I really need insurance?

One ER visit costs $2,200+ on average. One broken bone can be $7,500. And if it's free or nearly free, there's zero reason to go without. You're one accident away from financial disaster.

Does this cover pre-existing conditions?

ACA plans cannot deny you or charge you more for any pre-existing condition. That's federal law.

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