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Chapter 50 - Multiple Employer Self-Insured Health Plans


  • § 33-50-1. Definition of multiple employer self-insured health plan
  • § 33-50-2. License required to transact business; health plans of municipalities, counties, or other political subdivisions
  • § 33-50-3. Application for license; payment of fees; payment of premium taxes
  • § 33-50-4. Filing of bylaws, schedules of benefits, and management, administration, and trust agreements
  • § 33-50-5. Minimum surplus; capital requirements; security deposit; annual audit; aggregate excess stop-loss coverage; individual excess stop-loss coverage
  • § 33-50-6. Requirements for holding of funds collected
  • § 33-50-7. Required disclosure statements
  • § 33-50-8. Health plans subject to examinations
  • § 33-50-9. Dissolution of plan
  • § 33-50-10. Rules and regulations promulgated by Commissioner
  • § 33-50-11. Power of Commissioner to suspend license
  • § 33-50-12. Legislative intent
  • § 33-50-13. Date when filings due
  • § 33-50-14. Commissioner approval of plans offering coverage in other states
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