<prompt> Human: I have been on my fathers insurance since I was a kid without issue. He has insurance in the state of Georgia and thats what i had as well. A few years ago I had a falling out with him and relocated to Florida where i currently live and we havent been in contact since due to personal matters. I have still had insurance under his provider until I attempted to visit a psychologist for my mental health and they informed me my policy had been terminated September 1st.I know when you turn 26 you lose coverage under your parents policy, so Im assuming my father kicked me off.Do I have any options here? I am currently employed full-time and my employer doesnt offer health benefits.I was breifly reading about COBRA and how that is used to extend coverage for people unemployed, does COBRA have anything regarding a young adult thats been kicked off their parents insurance abruptly?I am new to living on my own and am 100 financially responsible for myself now, I dont live with my parents or get any help. Im new to this and I dont know what to do, If I have to go to the hospital Im fucked.I cant get mental health treatment and I havent some serious issues I need to deal with. Im not doing good. I feel like Im about to crack under all this pressure. Im not looking for sympathy or a pity party, just a little guidance as to what I can possibly do.I know Im an adult now and nobody owes me anything I just didnt anticipate this and am trying to figure life out as I go.I currently make 12hr and work 40 hour work weeks so after taxes Im pulling home roughly 400 a week. My girlfriend works 25 hours a week for right around 8.50hr and makes about 375 every 2 weeks.My rent is 1350 a month, car insurance is 150 a month, gas is 35 a week, electric is about 75 a month.All this is overwhelming. besides the health insurance factor I dont even know how to go about saving money and Im terrified about something happening to my car because I wont have the money to fix it and will have to quit my job. I cross posted this from rlegaladvice and this post is all over the place I know, Im just scrambling to get my shit together right now.  <response>: COBRA only lets you extend your former employers insurance if you separate from employment. That doesnt apply to you, because you dont have any employer coverage in the first place.You may be eligible for Medicaid or subsidies through healthcare.gov 