OR SB942

Individual and group health benefit plans must extend coverage to disabled children age 26 and older if a physician certifies the disability prevents self-sustaining employment and the child was covered by a parent's insurance for at least two years before aging out

Adds children whose parent is their legal guardian to the categories of children eligible for health insurance benefits under a family member's plan

Defines "disabled" as having a developmental disability, mental illness, rare disease diagnosis, or physical disability that began before age 26 and prevents self-sustaining employment

Redefines "self-sustaining employment" as employment allowing the individual to purchase health insurance costing no more than 10 percent of their gross income from that employer

Removes previous requirements that the insured claim the disabled child as a tax dependent or that the child's income not exceed 150 percent of federal poverty level