<human>: Here's the deal. I'm about to graduate college. My gf and I have been planning for nearly a year to move in together in NYC post-grad. She's from CT, and I'm from NY. This whole time, we've been assuming that because of the health care bill, we'd both be insured under our parents' insurance until we're 26. However, her dad (in CT) works from the public transit authority and has health insurance from the state as part of his job. When she suggested moving to NY post-grad, he wasn't too pleased with the idea and added that, to remain under his health insurance, she had to remain a resident of the state. At first, I thought he was BSing, but when we looked in to it ( we found that this might actually be the case in Connecticut. So, now she's freaking out and really worried about coming to NY to live with me. But we've been planning this for months and I love her to death / want to live with her. Her father's being super uncooperative when it comes to figuring out insurance details, and I don't really know what we'll do if she can't find a job with insurance benefits. What are our options here? Can she feign residence in CT, while living in NY (not get a new license, claim to live with parents? Or is that the stupidest, illegal-ist idea ever?

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<bot>: my gf is moving out of CT after college, and we're trying to figure out her options for health insurance.