Pennsylvania SB53 amends insurance laws to extend dependent coverage for children up to age 29 and prohibits discrimination based on certain factors.
Pennsylvania SB53 amends the Insurance Company Law of 1921 to extend dependent coverage for children under group health insurance policies up to age 29, at the policyholder's expense. It also prohibits insurers from denying or restricting coverage based on factors such as financial dependency, residency, marital status, enrollment in educational institutions, or employment status. The bill excludes certain types of insurance from these provisions and takes effect 90 days after enactment.
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