Can you put someone on your health insurance that is not a family member?

If you are living together, sharing household bills etc. then yes, he can.

I was able to add my husband to my insurance before we were even engaged... but we had to qualify as "domestic partners".

Hello. I hope this information helps you. Most insurance companies have their own rules and policies. You would have to call your boyfriend's insurance company to see if you can be added. My guess is that it will cost more or that it is not allowed. Usually spouses are covered.

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-typically NO however go to your state's general laws and review the law specific to what defines "family" members and then on to the laws governing health insurance coverage for your state

If the co inhabitant can prove residence with you for a period of time that meets the statute for common law marriage then-MAYBE you can squeeze in ...you can also simply ask the health plan administrator for his company--- but they don't always know mine told me my daughter was covered because she was jaundiced at birth due to a blood incompatibility & she was dead wrong-but if I didn't research it myself she would have cost me $4K

Just marry the guy...that solves doing all that homework!!!

some companies allow this if you live together