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CO SB132
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SB 18-132 Summary
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Commissioner of Insurance must conduct actuarial analysis to determine if offering catastrophic health plans to persons age 30+ would reduce advanced premium tax credits or increase average individual health plan premiums in Colorado.
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If actuarial analysis shows no decline in tax credits and no increase in premiums, Commissioner shall apply to federal Secretary of Health and Human Services for a five-year state innovation waiver under Section 1332 of the Affordable Care Act by January 1, 2019.
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Catastrophic health plans offered under waiver approval may only be sold through the health benefit exchange and are not eligible for advanced premium tax credits; draft waiver application must be posted for public review by December 1, 2018.
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Section automatically repeals on January 1, 2023, or if federal waiver is denied or extension is denied after approval; Commissioner must report waiver implementation and effects to legislative committees prior to 2022 regular session.
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Appropriates $9,200 from the division of insurance cash fund for 2018-19 fiscal year for personal services to implement the act.
Legislative Description
1332 State Waiver Catastrophic Health Plans
Last Action
Governor Signed
5/3/2018