Title 806 | Chapter 017 | Regulation 260
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806 KAR 17:260.Conversion policy minimum benefits.
Section 1.
Definitions.(1)
"Conversion policy" means an individual health policy issued to an insured person pursuant to a conversion privilege contained in a group health policy upon termination of the insured person's coverage under the group policy.(2)
"FFS" means a fee-for-service product type.(3)
"Group policy" is defined in KRS 304.18-110(1)(a).(4)
"HMO" means a health maintenance organization product type.(5)
"POS" means a point-of-service product type.(6)
"PPO" means a preferred provider organization product type.Section 2.
Plan Cost Sharing.(1)
The out-of-pocket limit for covered expenses incurred during a plan year for a converted policy issued pursuant to a conversion privilege contained in a HMO or POS product shall be no more than:(a)
$6,000 for a single person; and(b)
$12,000 for a family.(2)
The deductible and out-of-pocket limit for covered expenses incurred during a plan year for a converted policy issued pursuant to the conversion privilege contained in a group FFS or PPO product shall be no more than:(a)
$6,000 for a single person and an out-of-pocket limit of $6,000 after the deductible; and(b)
$12,000 for a family and an out-of-pocket limit of $12,000 after the deductible.Section 3.
Minimum Benefits.(1)
A converted policy issued pursuant to the conversion privilege contained in a HMO or POS product shall include the following minimum benefits:(a)
In hospital care:1.
Inpatient hospital room and board benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $1,000 per admission; and2.
Coverage benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $1,000 per admission for transplants, including:a.
Kidney;b.
Cornea;c.
Bone marrow;d.
Heart;e.
Liver;f.
Lung;g.
Heart/lung; andh.
Pancreas.(b)
Outpatient care:1.
Ambulatory outpatient surgery benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $500 per visit;2.
Provider office visits benefits in a maximum copayment amount of thirty (30) dollars per visit; and3.
Diagnostic tests benefits in a maximum copayment amount of thirty (30) dollars per testing session.(c)
Emergency care:1.
Hospital emergency room benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $150 per visit; and2.
Ground ambulance benefits in a maximum copayment amount of seventy-five (75) dollars per use.(d)
Medicare hospice benefit.(2)
A converted policy issued pursuant to the conversion privilege contained in a group FFS or PPO product shall include the following minimum benefits:(a)
In hospital care:1.
Inpatient hospital room and board benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent; and2.
Coverage benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent for transplants, including:a.
Kidney;b.
Cornea;c.
Bone marrow;d.
Heart;e.
Liver;f.
Lung;g.
Heart/lung; andh.
Pancreas.(b)
Outpatient care:1.
Ambulatory outpatient surgery benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent;2.
Provider office visits benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent; and3.
Diagnostic tests benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent;(c)
Emergency care:1.
Hospital emergency room benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent; and2.
Ground ambulance benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent.(d)
Medicare hospice benefits.HISTORY: (27 Ky.R. 1696; eff. 2-15-2001; TAm eff. 8-9-2007; Crt eff. 2-26-2020.)
806 KAR 17:260.Conversion policy minimum benefits.
Section 1.
Definitions.(1)
"Conversion policy" means an individual health policy issued to an insured person pursuant to a conversion privilege contained in a group health policy upon termination of the insured person's coverage under the group policy.(2)
"FFS" means a fee-for-service product type.(3)
"Group policy" is defined in KRS 304.18-110(1)(a).(4)
"HMO" means a health maintenance organization product type.(5)
"POS" means a point-of-service product type.(6)
"PPO" means a preferred provider organization product type.Section 2.
Plan Cost Sharing.(1)
The out-of-pocket limit for covered expenses incurred during a plan year for a converted policy issued pursuant to a conversion privilege contained in a HMO or POS product shall be no more than:(a)
$6,000 for a single person; and(b)
$12,000 for a family.(2)
The deductible and out-of-pocket limit for covered expenses incurred during a plan year for a converted policy issued pursuant to the conversion privilege contained in a group FFS or PPO product shall be no more than:(a)
$6,000 for a single person and an out-of-pocket limit of $6,000 after the deductible; and(b)
$12,000 for a family and an out-of-pocket limit of $12,000 after the deductible.Section 3.
Minimum Benefits.(1)
A converted policy issued pursuant to the conversion privilege contained in a HMO or POS product shall include the following minimum benefits:(a)
In hospital care:1.
Inpatient hospital room and board benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $1,000 per admission; and2.
Coverage benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $1,000 per admission for transplants, including:a.
Kidney;b.
Cornea;c.
Bone marrow;d.
Heart;e.
Liver;f.
Lung;g.
Heart/lung; andh.
Pancreas.(b)
Outpatient care:1.
Ambulatory outpatient surgery benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $500 per visit;2.
Provider office visits benefits in a maximum copayment amount of thirty (30) dollars per visit; and3.
Diagnostic tests benefits in a maximum copayment amount of thirty (30) dollars per testing session.(c)
Emergency care:1.
Hospital emergency room benefits in a maximum copayment amount of $150 per visit; and2.
Ground ambulance benefits in a maximum copayment amount of seventy-five (75) dollars per use.(d)
Medicare hospice benefit.(2)
A converted policy issued pursuant to the conversion privilege contained in a group FFS or PPO product shall include the following minimum benefits:(a)
In hospital care:1.
Inpatient hospital room and board benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent; and2.
Coverage benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent for transplants, including:a.
Kidney;b.
Cornea;c.
Bone marrow;d.
Heart;e.
Liver;f.
Lung;g.
Heart/lung; andh.
Pancreas.(b)
Outpatient care:1.
Ambulatory outpatient surgery benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent;2.
Provider office visits benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent; and3.
Diagnostic tests benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent;(c)
Emergency care:1.
Hospital emergency room benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent; and2.
Ground ambulance benefits in a maximum coinsurance amount of fifty (50) percent.(d)
Medicare hospice benefits.HISTORY: (27 Ky.R. 1696; eff. 2-15-2001; TAm eff. 8-9-2007; Crt eff. 2-26-2020.)