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Who Can Get COBRA Benefits?For you and your family to get COBRA benefits and continue in your group health plan, you must meet certain conditions: - Your health plan must be from an employer with 20 or more workers or from state or local government. Federal workers are protected under a law similar to COBRA. Check with the person at work who manages your health plan to be sure your plan is covered by COBRA.
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