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Originally Posted by zinco14532323
I am not sure you understand Creative1onder. He does have to worry about finances. If he doesn't use his parents insurance he would have to pay cash out of his own pocket. There is no NHS here. If he doesn't use his parents insurance he has no access. He can't even see a GP.
If he uses his insurance card without his parents knowing, which I am sure he could, he runs the risk of his parents getting made and taking him off of their insurance policy.
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Are we talking States or NHS insurance, got a bit lost, I did, somewhere?
In States, if still with pediatrics, which some 18year olds are, the doctor can make the referral. If under 18, parents cannot just pull the plug on health insurance, and I get confused about the whole until 26 years thing, is that optional or mandatory? And pulling health insurance isn't so easy, lots of forms, waivers, etc. Then, here's a card, if still in school....how do your parents file the taxes? As you a dependent and they get the credit or do you get the full return on work. .
We do get a coverage authorization through insurance, which I'm looking at mine. Doesn't mean everyone actually reads all their forms...
How to deal with stubbornness? Patiently and carefully.
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