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In response to "How long does employer based healthcare last after you've been laid off?" by zeitgeist

Typically at the end of the last month of employment, but it mainly depends on the policy.

Posted by ReluctantCynic (aka ReluctantCynic) Mar 21 '20, 06:12

This is why good employers will find a way to keep an employee "on the books" until at least the first day of the next month. That way, the fired employee at least has a few weeks of health insurance coverage.

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Typically at the end of the last month of employment, but it mainly depends on the policy.

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