Best: mid-July through September. Itâs one of the most stunning hikes in the state, and the trail to Cascade Pass is easy and short enough for kids and those with creaky knees. Those with extra energy will find the push up to Sahale Ridge worth the extra effort. This area offers access to some of Washingtonâs most challenging mountains.
Health insurance companies typically require that a newborn be added to a policy within 30 days of birth. The U.S. Department of Labor says enrolling the child within that time frame should provide coverage retroactive to the date of birth.
A: The law requires insurers to give parents 30 days to enroll an adult child who becomes eligible for coverage after the enrollment period, Abbott says. For example, suppose your child graduates from college in early 2011, is younger than 26 and doesn't have employer-provided health insurance.Your employer is required to give you 30 days to enroll your child in your plan, even if that doesn't coincide with the plan's regular enrollment period.or example, suppose your child graduates from college in early 2011, is younger than 26 and doesn't have employer-provided health insurance. Your employer is required to give you 30 days to enroll your child in your plan, even if that doesn't coincide with the plan's regular enrollment period.