Kansas HB2703 mandates a report on the financial impact of health insurance legislation on covered individuals.

Kansas HB2703, known as the Kansas health insurance affordability transparency act, requires the Kansas Department of Insurance to compile a report detailing the financial impact on covered individuals from certain health insurance legislation. The report must include whether the legislation would be preempted by federal law, anticipated changes in insurance premiums, and estimates of affected Kansans. The Department must issue a data call to health insurers and administrators, ensuring the data is deidentified and aggregated. The report is confidential and exempt from the open records act.

Kansas HB2703 mandates a report on the financial impact of health insurance legislation on covered individuals.

Kansas HB2703, known as the Kansas health insurance affordability transparency act, requires the Kansas Department of Insurance to compile a report detailing the financial impact on covered individuals from certain health insurance legislation. The report must include whether the legislation would be preempted by federal law, anticipated changes in insurance premiums, and estimates of affected Kansans. The Department must issue a data call to health insurers and administrators, ensuring the data is deidentified and aggregated. The report is confidential and exempt from the open records act.