age limits for medical, dental and vision coverage
They, and everyone else, has to offer young adults medical coverage on a family plan until 26. If dental is part of the group health plan then everyone on the plan should be offered the option, if dental is a stand-alone that is added to the plan to adhere to the law, then that coverage can be dropped when the child ages out of the requirement for pediatric dental and vision.
I just read on line that as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act signed in to law March 23, 2010, young adults up to age 26 are eligible for coverage under their parent/guardianâs health care plans â including dental, regardless of marital status, dependent status, student status, or residency.