Nevada SB105 revises Medicare supplemental policy regulations to ensure insurers offer standardized benefit plans to eligible buyers.
Nevada SB105 amends existing law to ensure insurers offering Medicare supplemental policies in the state allow eligible buyers to purchase any standardized benefit plan available to new applicants. The bill prohibits insurers from varying commissions or treating policies differently based on their guaranteed issue status. This change applies to policies offered by insurers, including nonprofit hospital and medical or dental service corporations. The bill becomes effective upon passage and approval, with specific sections taking effect on January 1, 2026.
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