Yes, you can add your children by birth, marriage (stepchild), adoption, or placement for adoption up to age 26 to your plan. If you have a child who’s turning 26 soon, check with the EUTF and HMSA, respectively, to see if your child is eligible to enroll in the EUTF COBRA plan or an HMSA individual plan.
If your child isn’t married and isn’t self-sufficient because of a mental or physical incapacity that existed before age 19, you can continue to cover that child regardless of their age.
The Affordable Care Act, including the dependent eligibility provisions extending coverage to age 26, does not apply to retiree-only plans such as the EUTF retiree plans. For more information, refer to HealthCare.gov.