Allows consumers to choose a new health insurance plan during a special open enrollment period if their existing provider is no longer covered.
This bill amends the insurance law to allow consumers to choose a new health insurance plan during a special open enrollment period if their existing health care provider is no longer covered. This ensures continuity of care and does not impose any fees or penalties for special enrollment. Coverage under the new plan will be effective no later than fourteen days after the consumer purchases the new policy.
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