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CT HB07183
Bill
Status
3/6/2025
Primary Sponsor
Government Oversight Committee
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AI Summary
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Insurance Department must submit a report by February 1, 2026 evaluating an alternative pool for long-term care policyholders with policies exceeding twenty years
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Public hearings required for long-term care premium rate increases exceeding 10%, with insurers required to notify policyholders at least 14 days in advance
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Insurers must provide written notice to individuals prior to purchasing any long-term care policy about the risk of future premium rate increases, effective January 1, 2026
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Premium rate increases capped at the consumer price index for policyholders who purchased policies before December 31, 1985 and have either reached age 80 or paid lifetime premium increases of at least 400%
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Auditors of Public Accounts must perform a limited performance audit of the Connecticut Partnership for Long-Term Care at least every two years
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Regulation Of Long-term Care Insurance, Reports Concerning Such Insurance And A Limited Performance Audit Of The Connecticut Partnership For Long-term Care.
Last Action
Referred by House to Committee on Appropriations
4/29/2025