PARENT Act regulates individual health benefit plans in California, ensuring fair enrollment and coverage periods.
The PARENT Act amends California's Health and Safety Code to regulate individual health benefit plans. It mandates that insurers offer all their individual market plans to all eligible individuals and dependents. The act sets specific enrollment periods, including initial, annual, and special enrollment periods, and outlines the effective dates of coverage based on when premium payments are submitted.
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