We help you compare your three main options to find the perfect balance of coverage and affordability.
You can remain on your parents' health insurance until age 26. However, exploring your own subsidized plan might actually uncover better local coverage and lower costs.
Compare OptionsIndependent plans offer subsidies based on YOUR income, not your parents'. If you file your own taxes, you could qualify for premium coverage at $0 per month.
Check SubsidiesMany universities offer Student Health Insurance Plans with access to campus clinics. Often required unless you can show other qualifying private coverage.
Compare PlansFrom short-term gap coverage to comprehensive marketplace plans, here are your best choices as a student or young adult.
Studying in the U.S. on an F1, J1, or M1 visa? You need compliant health insurance that meets your school's requirements and protects you from the high cost of American healthcare.
Whether you're here to study, conduct research, or train professionally, we have a compliant plan that fits your visa category.
Academic studies at accredited U.S. universities and colleges.
Researchers, professors, au pairs, and exchange program participants.
Vocational and non-academic programs at U.S. institutions.
F-1 graduates working under Optional or Curricular Practical Training authorization.
Spouses and children of F-1 and J-1 visa holders living in the U.S.
Professionals in specialty roles transitioning from student to work visa status.
Don't see your visa type? Contact us — we cover many more visa categories.