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I'm sure there are exceptions and qualifications, but the answer generally is until the child is 24 years of age, regardless of whether or not the child is a student or dependent: IC 27-8-5-28

Coverage of child to 24 years of age

Sec. 28. A policy of accident and sickness insurance may not be issued, delivered, amended, or renewed unless the policy provides for coverage of a child of the policyholder or certificate holder, upon request of the policyholder or certificate holder, until the date that the child becomes twenty-four (24) years of age.

As added by P.L.218-2007, SEC.48.

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Q: How long can adult children stay on their parent's health insurance in the state of Indiana?
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