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CT HB07226
Bill
Status
3/14/2025
Primary Sponsor
Government Administration and Elections Committee
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AI Summary
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Insurance Department must hold public hearings for long-term care premium rate increases exceeding 10%, with insurers required to notify policyholders at least 14 days in advance of hearing dates
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Insurers must provide written notice to individuals purchasing long-term care policies about the risk of future premium rate increases, effective January 1, 2026
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Premium rate increases of 20% or more must be spread over at least 3 years, with no additional rate filings permitted during that period; insurers must also certify increases are necessary to prevent material insolvency risk
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Policyholders must receive at least 30 days to elect reduced benefits or minimum affordable coverage options before premium increases take effect
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Insurers are ineligible for state contracts exceeding $100,000 if principals, key personnel, or agents have violated the act's provisions within the preceding 5 years; state agencies must include compliance representation requirements in bid specifications
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Long-term Care Insurance And Eligibility For State Contracts.
Last Action
Referred by House to Committee on Insurance and Real Estate
4/22/2025