...parents? Im a 17 year old male and im moving from Georgia to California. I need health insurance and im trying to figure out if I can stay on my parents health insurance until im 21 or do I have to get something else? please help

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Dont do guarenteed acceptance!!! They will insure anyone and your rates will be higher!
If you are actually healthy and young you can get a VERY affordable plan. I went through Insurance Care Direct and they were not only nice but my plan is only 75$ a month and it's exactly what i need.

I found them at Insurance Care Direct...

AND all they agents are licensed and very nice.

If you're still dependent on your parents each state has it's own insurance laws on limiting age, but almost certain you can stay on your parents at least until 18 and then if you're going to college, probably can stay on theirs until 22, 23 or 24. You will probably have to pay out of network though. The only other way is to be emancipated by the courts in GA and then you can apply for an individual plan in Ca.

You can simply have your parents pull you off of their plan, and get your own plan in California. It doesn't matter that you're only 17 years old. All you need is a CA address so the carrier knows where to send the bill and ID Cards to. If you stay on your parents plan, you'll most likely be paying out of network costs in CA. I do know of a great plan that is very inexpensive from Anthem Blue Cross. Give me a shout and I'll give you a quick rundown of the plan, and what the process is of setting this up. It's really quite simple. And on top of that, there are options to make it easier to have your parents pay for the insurance while you're in school.

So again, give me a buzz and we'll talk in detail.