Mississippi HB1236 creates the Association Self-Funded Health Benefit Plan Coverage Act, exempting certain self-funded health plans from state.
Mississippi HB1236, the Association Self-Funded Health Benefit Plan Coverage Act, allows associations to purchase health coverage from self-funded plans regulated by another state or the federal government. These plans must meet specific criteria, including being established in their home jurisdiction for at least three years and complying with applicable laws. The act exempts these plans from Mississippi insurance laws and requires the Commissioner of Insurance to review and approve them.
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