Expands coverage for developmentally disabled persons past twenty-six years of age; prohibits insurance companies from wrongfully terminating.
This bill amends the insurance law to extend coverage for developmentally disabled persons past twenty-six years of age. It prohibits insurance companies from terminating contracts of developmentally disabled persons based on age, employment, or marital status if the person is unmarried. The bill also requires recertification of the developmentally disabled person's condition once every five years.
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