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IN HB1062
Bill
Status
1/5/2011
Primary Sponsor
Timothy Brown
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AI Summary
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Allows accident and sickness insurers and health maintenance organizations to offer policies that do not comply with all 17 state-mandated health benefit requirements, including coverage for mastectomy, mental illness, morbid obesity, pervasive developmental disorders, and cancer chemotherapy
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Applies to individual policy purchasers and employers with 50 or fewer employees whose workers were not offered health coverage in the preceding calendar year
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Requires reduced-mandate policies to still include coverage for newborns, diabetes care, adopted children, and newborn examination/testing; group policies must also include breast cancer screening, prostate cancer testing, and colorectal cancer testing
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Mandates that insurers offering reduced-mandate policies must also offer a fully compliant policy option to the same prospective purchaser
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Requires written disclosure to each insured individual listing which health benefit mandates are excluded from their policy and which benefits are actually covered
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Effective date: July 1, 2011
Legislative Description
Basic health insurance coverage.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Insurance
1/5/2011