Health carrier discontinuation of individual health plans requirements elimination provision and health carrier's uniform modification of coverage under an individual market health plan state exemption establishment provision

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota law so that individual health plans must be renewable at the same premium unless the enrollee fails to pay, commits fraud, moves out of the carrier’s service area, or the carrier discontinues the plan. It also removes the need for commissioner approval when a carrier stops offering a plan, requiring only notice to policyholders and a uniform offer of another plan. Finally, it creates an exemption that allows carriers to modify coverage uniformly for all enrollees at renewal when required by federal or state law.

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