New Hampshire SB607 regulates short-term, limited duration health insurance policies by requiring clear disclosures and limiting coverage duration.

New Hampshire SB607 mandates that insurers provide clear and conspicuous notices to consumers during the application process and in the contract, stating that short-term limited duration health plans are not required to comply with federal regulations, are not considered Minimum Essential Coverage, and may contain limitations. The bill also limits the duration of such policies to a maximum of 36 months in total, including renewals or extensions. Consumers are advised to review the policy carefully and compare potential costs and coverages with other available plans.

New Hampshire SB607 regulates short-term, limited duration health insurance policies by requiring clear disclosures and limiting coverage duration.

New Hampshire SB607 mandates that insurers provide clear and conspicuous notices to consumers during the application process and in the contract, stating that short-term limited duration health plans are not required to comply with federal regulations, are not considered Minimum Essential Coverage, and may contain limitations. The bill also limits the duration of such policies to a maximum of 36 months in total, including renewals or extensions. Consumers are advised to review the policy carefully and compare potential costs and coverages with other available plans.