Pricing
Simple, one-time pricing
Covered18 is a one-time $89 kit for parents of children turning 18. It has your state’s health care directive, financial power of attorney (or a guided fill-in), HIPAA release and FERPA consent, with signing steps, for all 50 states plus DC. One price, one state per purchase: choose your state right after checkout and download your kit on the spot.
Covered18 18-and-up Kit
- Your state’s health care directive and financial power of attorney (or a guided fill-in where your state has no usable official form)
- HIPAA release and FERPA school-records consent
- Step-by-step signing & notary guide with a checklist
- After-signing checklist: copies, school and doctor forms, and when to review
- PDF and Word downloads, available for 30 days from purchase
Educational information, not legal advice. Covered18 is not a law firm. No attorney has reviewed these templates and guides.
Secure checkout by Stripe. One state per purchase: after checkout you choose your state, and the order locks to that state. Notary and witness costs aren’t included. Refunds: within 30 days of purchase, any reason, for the Covered18 fee only (not notary or third-party costs). See the Terms and Privacy Policy.
Pricing questions
How much does Covered18 cost?
$89, one time. That covers one family, one student and one state. There's no subscription. Notary and witness costs aren't included.
What do I get for $89?
Your state's health care directive and financial power of attorney (or a guided fill-in where your state has no usable official form), a HIPAA release, a FERPA school-records consent, a step-by-step signing and notary guide, and an after-signing checklist, as PDF and Word downloads available for 30 days from purchase.
Which states does it cover?
All 50 states plus DC. You choose your state right after checkout, and the order locks to that state.
What if it isn't right for us?
Email [email protected] within 30 days of purchase and we'll refund the Covered18 fee, for any reason. Notary, witness and other third-party costs aren't covered.
Is this legal advice?
No. Covered18 gives educational information, not legal advice. Covered18 is not a law firm, and using it doesn't create an attorney-client relationship.