Yes, but it didn't say that individuals up to the age of 26--maybe that this a good question for you, Mr. Rothstein. It didn't say individuals up to an age of 26 were still considered legally dependents of their parents because they are getting health insurance.
DeGette clarifies that the Affordable Care Act does not define dependents based on insurance coverage.
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