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Continue Medicaid after the age of 18.

Created by A.F. on August 17, 2014

At the age of 18, women and men are no longer on Medicaid. At this age, they're ending high school and beginning college. If they are working, it is not permanent jobs, such as careers, that offer Health Care Benefits. 25 is a reasonable age to have already graduated college, began a career, making a decent amount of money, and to have full Health Care Benefits within that career. Therefore, Medicaid recipients should still have their benefits passed the age of 18, and ended by 25.

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