Which of the following is NOT considered an eligible dependent on an Accident and Health policy?

In the context of Accident and Health insurance policies, eligibility for dependent coverage typically has specific criteria, particularly concerning age and marital status. Most insurance providers allow coverage for dependents up to a certain age, generally 26 years old, and this can vary based on the policy, state laws, and whether the child is married.

A 27-year-old married child would generally exceed the typical age limit set by many insurance providers, making them ineligible for coverage as a dependent under the policy. In contrast, a 25-year-old married child, a 19-year-old full-time student, and an unmarried disabled child are typically considered eligible for coverage under most Accident and Health insurance policies, meeting both the age and status requirements. The language in the policy will specify conditions, but in general, a married child over the qualifying age would not be eligible.