Anyone know the answer to this health care reform question about kids?

[Jersey Devil]

My son is 23 and attending a technical school from which he will graduate in March 2010, so he will then be taken off of our health insurance (my wife's through work covers the family).

I know that the reform bill before Congress has a provision that allows kids to remain on their parent's policies until age 27 but have no idea when it is sheduled to take effect, whether immediately on passage of the bill or delayed like several other provisions of the bill.

Does anyone know the answer to that? We can pay Cobra for him if there is a delay (or until he gets a job and group coverage for him individually kicks in) but it sure would be nice if we didn't have to.

[Jersey Devil]

1. Found the answer

Google is your friend:

Staying Insured Under a Parent's Plan
The House bill would allow children to stay insured under their parents' private health insurance plans until age 27. This change could occur as soon as January 2010, unlike other parts of health care reform that wouldn't go into effect until 2013, Rodgers says. Since some states allow insurance companies to to drop young people from their parents' health plans once they reach their late teens or early twenties, this change could help more young people keep their health insurance.
http://www.youthradio.org/news/breaking-down-house-health-reform-bill

Health insurance reform bill approved
By hawaiirep1
Rep. Neil Abercrombie issued this statement after the House approved the Affordable Health Care for America Act on Saturday night:

“Tonight’s passage of healthcare reform contained in the Affordable Health Care for America Act by the House of Representatives is step one in the most momentous advance in the American people’s health and well-being since President Johnson signed the Social Security Act Amendments into law in 1964 and enacted Medicare.

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» Requiring health insurers to allow individuals up to the age of 27 to remain on their parents’ health insurance (Effective January 1, 2010);

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http://hawaiirep1.wordpress.com/2009/11/08/health-insurance-reform-bill-approved/