North Caroline Health Insurance – Accident And Sickness Practice Test

To be eligible for State Continuation, what condition must be met?

Employment for at least the previous 90 days prior to application for continuation Employment for at least the previous 60 days prior to application Employment for at least the previous 180 days prior to application Employment for at least the previous 30 days prior to application

Correct Answer:

Employment for at least the previous 90 days prior to application for continuation

Explanation:

State Continuation lets an employee keep their employer-sponsored coverage for a limited time after leaving work, but eligibility hinges on having a minimum period of prior employment. You must have been employed for at least 90 days immediately before applying. That 90-day threshold ensures the program serves those with a stable relationship to the employer’s plan. Shorter periods (like 60 or 30 days) wouldn’t meet the requirement, and a longer period (like 180 days) would exclude some with legitimate need. So, the 90-day prior-employment rule is the qualifying condition.

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