Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-2304. Availability of insurance; premium tax exemption: Accountable Health Plans – Arizona

Status: Enacted
Year Enacted: 1993
Year Amended: 2015
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As a condition of doing business in this state, each accountable health plan shall offer at least one health benefits plan on a guaranteed issuance basis to small employers as required by this section. All small employers qualify for this guaranteed offer of coverage. The accountable health plan shall provide a health benefits plan to each small employer without regard to health status-related factors if the small employer agrees to make the premium payments and to satisfy any other reasonable provisions of the plan that are not inconsistent with this chapter. If an accountable health plan offers more than one health benefits plan to small employers, the accountable health plan shall offer a choice of all health benefits plans that the accountable health plan offers to small employers and shall accept any small employer that applies for any of those plans. For any offering of any health benefits plan to a small employer, as part of the accountable health plan’s solicitation and sales materials, an accountable health plan shall make a reasonable disclosure to the employer of the availability of the information described in this subsection and, on request of the employer, shall provide that information to the employer


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