<prompt> Human: Hi all,Im concerned about a relative of mine. He has never held a job, dropped out of community college, and now spends most of his time playing video games on his moms couch. He has big ideas for a business hed like to start, but unfortunately has no contacts, a mediocre idea, no experience, and no real understanding of how to start or run a business. He will turn 26 soon, which means he cant be on his moms health insurance anymore, right? What happens at that point? He has no income of his own, and no intention of actually finding a job let alone one with benefits. What will insurance look like for him once that point occurs?Edit: California  <response>: If his mother does not claim him as a dependent on her taxes and he has no income of his own, he will qualify for Medi-cal. He can sign up for it on the Covered California website.If his mom does claim him as a dependent on her taxes then he can apply on the Covered CA website, but he will have to include his mom and her income on his application, which could put him over the income limit to receive state sponsored Medi-Cal, but he may still qualify for tax credits and subsidies that decrease his monthly premium.Source: government worker. 