Am I able to be added to my sister’s health insurance plan?

Whether or not you can be added to your sister's health insurance plan depends on several factors, such as the type of plan your sister has, your age, your relationship to your sister, and whether the plan allows for dependents to be added. If your sister has a health insurance plan through her employer, the plan may offer coverage for dependents, such as siblings. In this case, you may be eligible to be added to her plan if you meet the plan's requirements for dependent coverage. If your sister has a health insurance plan purchased through the marketplace, you may also be able to be added to her plan during the open enrollment period, which typically occurs once a year. However, the plan may have restrictions on who can be added as a dependent. If your sister has a private health insurance plan, the plan may or may not allow dependents to be added. You would need to check with the insurance company or your sister's employer to find out. It's also important to consider your age and relationship to your sister. For example, if you are over the age of 26, you may not be eligible to be added as a dependent to your sister's plan, even if the plan allows for dependents. Additionally, some plans may only allow certain family members, such as children or spouses, to be added as dependents. In summary, whether or not you can be added to your sister's health insurance plan depends on several factors, including the type of plan your sister has, your age, and your relationship to your sister. You will need to check with the insurance company or your sister's employer to find out if you are eligible for coverage.