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Asked on December 17, 2011 under Insurance Law, South Carolina
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
Okay so let me see if I understand. You have added some one to your health insurance or medical coverage, correct? That was during the open enrollment period or was it because of a life event, such as a marriage? Either way, you can remove the person but generally speaking it can only be during the open enrollment period or if say you have gotten divorced. Good luck to you.
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