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[quote=Anonymous]OP - On your children at age 26 considering that they may not be settled in a full-time job with health as good health benefits as your family policy may fifer, read about COBRA rules which offer continued coverage for three years paying as a single person on the policy. It is high, but it may afford the quality care a young adult needs while completing their education or getting a job in some fields. We did it fir a daughter who had mental health issues surface in college because without it back then a therapist was about $100 a session. I agree with all the posters who advised getting advice on a fee based manner regarding finances and elder law issues. Also learning about local services ahead of time can be very helpful. [/quote]
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