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Good policy, good PR, or both? UnitedHealthcare announced yesterday that it will extend the health coverage that graduating college students currently have under their parents’ plans until the new health reform provision requiring dependent coverage up to age 26 is fully implemented – a full four months ahead of when they’re required to do so.
Hmmm, seems things are getting interesting.
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