True or False: A child's coverage can continue without interruption during a continuous coverage period under specific conditions.

A child’s coverage can indeed continue without interruption during a continuous coverage period, provided specific conditions are met. Continuous coverage refers to the uninterrupted health insurance coverage that a child receives, which is particularly relevant when transitioning between different insurance plans or when a family experiences changes in their eligibility.

For instance, if a child is previously covered under a parent's plan and then experiences a life event, such as the passing of a parent or loss of a job, the regulations often allow for the continuation of coverage without gaps, ensuring that the child retains access to healthcare. Specific conditions typically involve maintaining the eligibility requirements set forth by health insurance regulations, such as those outlined under the Affordable Care Act, ensuring children's access to necessary health services.

In contrast, the other options suggest scenarios that do not align with the established regulations concerning child coverage. Children are not excluded from continuous coverage based on age or adult status, nor does continuous coverage simply end or get interrupted without significant justification or change in eligibility.