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Pre-65 insurance" typically refers to health insurance coverage for individuals who are not yet eligible for Medicare, which typically starts at age 65 in the United States. Pre-65 insurance plans are designed to provide health coverage for individuals who are under the age of 65, whether they are employed, self-employed, or retired but not yet eligible for Medicare.

These plans can be obtained through various sources, including employers, private insurance companies, or government exchanges (such as the Affordable Care Act marketplace in the U.S.). Pre-65 insurance plans often come with different coverage options, premiums, deductibles, and co-payments depending on the provider and the specific plan.

Because healthcare costs can be high, especially for individuals without insurance coverage, pre-65 insurance helps individuals manage medical expenses and access necessary healthcare services before they become eligible for Medicare.