Minn. Stat. § 62D.121. Required replacement coverage: Health Maintenance Act of 1973 – Minnesota

Status: Enacted
Year Enacted: 1988
Year Amended: 2002
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When membership of an enrollee who has individual health coverage is terminated by the health maintenance organization for a reason other than (a) failure to pay the charge for health care coverage; (b) failure to make co-payments required by the health care plan; (c) enrollee moving out of the area served; or (d) a materially false statement or misrepresentation by the enrollee in the application for membership, the health maintenance organization must offer or arrange to offer replacement coverage, without evidence of insurability, without preexisting condition exclusions, and without interruption of coverage.


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