Alaska HB148 amends insurance laws, including health insurance, property insurance, and nonadmitted insurers.
Alaska HB148 makes several amendments to the state's insurance laws. It modifies provisions related to health insurance, including requirements for health maintenance organizations and health insurers offering non-network options. The bill also addresses property insurance, allowing insurers to cancel or fail to renew policies only under specific conditions. Additionally, it updates rules for nonadmitted insurers, including licensing requirements and the definition of "home state" for insureds.
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