Medicare Supplement Policies

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Section
58-17A-1

Definition of terms.

Section
58-17A-2

Regulations to establish specific standards for policy provisions.

Section
58-17A-3

Preexisting conditions--Policy provisions.

Section
58-17A-3.1

Preexisting conditions provision prohibited in replacement policy--Exception.

Section
58-17A-4

Reasonable benefits required--Regulations to establish minimum standard from loss ratios--Policies issued through mail or mass media advertising.

Section
58-17A-4.1

Repealed.

Section
58-17A-5

Outline of coverage delivered at time of application for insurance.

Section
58-17A-6

Informational brochures.

Section
58-17A-7

Health insurance policies--Requirements for information regarding medicare coverage.

Section
58-17A-8

Notice of right to return and right to premium refund printed in medicare supplement policies and certificates--Payment of refund.

Section
58-17A-8.1

Issuance of policies by insurance company, nonprofit hospital service plan, medical service corporation, or fraternal benefit society--Delivery receipts--Certificates of mailing--Term of retention.

Section
58-17A-9

Regulations subject to Administrative Procedures Act.

Section
58-17A-10

Filing requirements--Master policy--Rates, rating schedules, and supporting documentation--Riders or amendments to delete outpatient prescription drug benefits.

Section
58-17A-11

Premiums to be adjusted to produce a loss ratio conforming with minimum standards--Form of adjustments.

Section
58-17A-12

Repealed.

Section
58-17A-13

Review of advertisements of issuers providing medicare supplement insurance.

Section
58-17A-14

Requirements for replacement of policy.

Section
58-17A-15

Sale of second policy prohibited except as replacement--Liability of issuer.

Section
58-17A-16

Additional penalties for violation of title.

Section
58-17A-17

Conditional or discriminatory policy or certificate prohibited.