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New Policies for Michigan Health Insurance Go into Effect Effective today, approximately 33,000 young adults are eligible for Michigan health insurance under their parents' plans. This policy is one of the legislations presented in the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act, enabling children to remain covered by their parents' plans until age 26. Previously, Michigan health insurance companies could terminate coverage if the dependent was over 19 years old and not enrolled in college. However, despite the positive news, Michigan health insurance agents are warning consumers to: Compare Michigan health insurance premiums and benefits, before making any change; since, individual health plans are sometimes less expensive than adding a dependent onto an employer group plan. Another caveat about the amendment to Michigan health insurance plans is that open enrollment for employee sponsored plans are next year in January and July. This means that young adults may have a waiting period anywhere up to nine-months from now. Other Michigan Health Insurance Changes Another change which effects Michigan health insurance is that health plans can no longer cancel a policy after someone suffers from an illness. Additionally, agencies are prohibited from denying coverage for children, who are diagnosed with a preexisting medical condition. Recent market research shows that college sponsored health plans are comprised of inflated premiums and limited medical benefits. As a result, consumers should be sure to not only compare Michigan health insurance quotes, but also assess the premiums according to the benefits detailed in the policy for adequate coverage. President of Ohio Life and Health.com Michael Novelli shares,