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Does having an employee or dependent on COBRA affect the employer's insurance premiums?
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Q: As an employer--I have an employee that has a child turning 25 and wants this child to be put on cobra--Can this child once on cobra affect my premiums for the next renewal period due to his use of insurance? If so --this doesn't seem fair to the other employees that are paying the current fees charged them.

A: An employee or dependent on COBRA continuation will not affect the employers premiums at renewal.  The health status of the employee or dependent will not be a facor for an increase of premiums that the employer pays. 
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