N.H. Insurance Dept. Releases Bulletin on RSA 404-G Amendments Impacting the New Hampshire Health Plan
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RSA 404-G, enacted in 1998, established the New Hampshire Health Plan to facilitate affordable individual nongroup health insurance and manage risks in the individual market, primarily through a high-risk pool.
In response to recent amendments to RSA 404-G, the NHHP is undergoing significant changes to its assessment mechanism and its role in the state's insurance landscape. These amendments, effective
The revised statute refines the definition of "covered lives" and introduces the term "assessable entity" to ensure assessments are paid correctly. Third Party Administrators (TPAs), insurers under administrative services arrangements, and entities offering group excess loss insurance must now submit quarterly reports for calendar year 2024, regardless of their responsibility for assessment payments.
"With the revised statute, we aim to ensure assessments are paid correctly and that the New Hampshire Health Plan is well-equipped to navigate the evolving healthcare landscape," said New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner DJ Bettencourt. "Our dedication to regulatory excellence and our responsibility to Granite State consumers remain unwavering."
"The NHID will continue to adapt to evolving healthcare regulations," said
The bulletin is located at https://www.nh.gov/insurance/media/bulletins/2023/documents/ins-23-035-ab.pdf
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Original text here: https://www.nh.gov/insurance/media/pr/2023/documents/20231012-ins-23-035-ab.pdf
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