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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-2311. Premium rates and rating practices: Accountable Health Plans – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 2006
At the time an accountable health plan offers a health benefits plan to a small employer, the accountable health plan shall fully disclose to the employer certain requirements. Each accountable health plan shall annually file with the …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-2321. Maternity benefits; adoption; coverage: Accountable Health Plans – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1995
Requirements for insurers’ plans and adoption/maternity benefits
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-2331. Accountable health plans; varying copayments and deductibles allowed: Accountable Health Plans – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 2005
An accountable health plan may offer one or more health benefits plans that contain a choice of deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, out-of-pocket and any other cost sharing levels. Plans offered under this section shall clearly disclose in marketing materials, certificates of …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-457. Premature Disposal of Premium Notes Prohibited: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 2001
An insurer and its insurance producer shall not hypothecate, sell or dispose of a promissory note received in payment of any part of a premium on a policy of insurance applied for prior to the …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-460. Free Choice of Insurance Producer: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 2001
No casualty or property insurance company, including any subsidiary of any such company, may offer any insurance program in this state to exclusive insurance producers without offering the same insurance program through all of its …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-461. Unfair claim settlement practices: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1981
No casualty or property insurance company, including any subsidiary of any such company, may offer any insurance program in this state to exclusive insurance producers without offering the same insurance program through all of its …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-462. Timely payment of claims: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1986
From and after July 15, 1986 any first party claim not paid within thirty days after the receipt of an acceptable proof of loss by the insurer which contains all information necessary for claim adjudication …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-463. Fraud; injunction; penalties; restitution; definitions: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1991
It is a fraudulent practice and unlawful for a person to knowingly do the following.
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-465. Fees; insurance producers; definition: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1993
An insurance producer shall not charge or receive any fee or service charge in addition to the premium in connection with the transaction of insurance, unless both of the following apply.
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-466.03. Notice of penalty for false or fraudulent claims; definition: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1997
The claims forms provided by an insurer to an insured or any other person for filing a notice or making a claim in connection with a policy or contract issued by the insurer shall include …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-467. Return premiums; penalties: Unfair Practices and Frauds – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1998
All insurers and insurance producers shall comply with the requirements prescribed in §§ 6-1415 and 6-1416. In addition to any penalty provided by law, any insurer or insurance producer who fails to comply with the …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-826. Subscription contracts; definitions: Hospital, Medical, Dental and Optometric Service Corporations – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1971
Outlines requirements for insurance subscription contracts, including disclosure of certain benefits
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-826.02. Subscription contracts; varying copayments and deductibles allowed: Hospital, Medical, Dental and Optometric Service Corporations – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 2005
A corporation may offer one or more subscription contracts that contain a choice of deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, out-of-pocket and any other cost sharing levels. Plans offered under this section shall clearly disclose in marketing materials, certificates of coverage and contracts …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-833. Relationship of health care professional and patient; financial incentives; definition: Hospital, Medical, Dental and Optometric Service Corporations – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1975
The corporation shall not in any way influence the subscriber in the subscriber’s free choice of hospital, physician, registered nurse practitioner, dentist or optometrist other than to limit its benefits to participating hospitals, physicians, dentists …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-841. Prohibiting denial of certain contract benefits: Hospital, Medical, Dental and Optometric Service Corporations – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1966
Notwithstanding any provision of any subscription contract of a hospital and medical service corporation, benefits shall not be denied under the contract for any medical or surgical service performed by a holder of a license …
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 20-841.01. Prohibiting denial of chiropractic contract benefits; direct reimbursement: Hospital, Medical, Dental and Optometric Service Corporations – Arizona
Status: Enacted   Year Enacted: 1983
If a subscription contract of a hospital and medical service corporation provides for or offers reimbursement for any service which is within the lawful scope of the practice of a chiropractor holding a certificate or …
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