What is one condition that will cause a dependent's coverage to terminate?

A condition that will cause a dependent's coverage to terminate is when the dependent fails to meet the definition of a dependent. In the context of health insurance, a dependent is typically defined as a child, spouse, or other individual who relies on the primary policyholder for support. If at any point a dependent no longer meets the criteria established by the insurance policy—such as age limits, marital status, or residency requirements—then their insurance coverage can be terminated. This ensures that only those individuals who qualify under the terms of the policy can maintain coverage, thus aligning with the insurance provider's defined parameters for dependent eligibility.

Other factors, such as reaching a certain age, can also lead to the end of coverage, but the primary focus here is on the specific definition of dependency relative to the insurance plan. The other conditions may not automatically result in termination if they do not pertain to the defined standards set by the health insurance policy.