Health Coverage Across State Lines Act allows health insurance issuers to sell individual health insurance coverage across state lines.
The Health Coverage Across State Lines Act amends the Public Health Service Act to facilitate the sale of individual health insurance coverage across state lines. It allows a health insurance issuer to sell coverage in a secondary state if certain conditions are met, such as the primary state having a risk-based capital formula for determining capital and surplus requirements. The issuer must comply with the primary state's covered laws and provide an independent review process for denials.
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