Kentucky HB527 amends insurance regulatory requirements, including provisions for insurance agents, financial institutions, and external review.
Kentucky HB527 amends insurance regulatory requirements, including provisions for insurance agents, financial institutions, and external review processes for health benefit plans. The bill mandates that financial institutions must not imply federal or state guarantees on insurance products or use consumer health information for insurance solicitation without consent. It also requires financial institutions to provide written statements to consumers regarding their free choice of agent and insurer.
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