Hawaii SB1026 establishes regulations for pet insurance, including disclosures, waiting periods, and policy exclusions.
Hawaii SB1026, known as the Hawaii Pet Insurance Act, aims to create a comprehensive legal framework for pet insurance in the state. The bill mandates that pet insurers disclose specific policy details to consumers, such as exclusions for preexisting conditions, hereditary disorders, congenital anomalies, and chronic conditions. Insurers must also clearly state any waiting periods for coverage and how they can be waived.
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