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§   5605.   Review  of  health  maintenance  organization  arbitration  experience. No health maintenance organization shall offer enrollees the  option of electing arbitration of claims pursuant to section  forty-four  hundred   six-a   of   the  public  health  law  without  notifying  the  superintendent of an intention  to  offer  the  arbitration  option  and  obtaining   the  superintendent's  approval.  The  superintendent  shall  approve such requests, subject to the limitations of this section and in  a manner that allows for sufficient geographical and  program  diversity  to  permit  an  effective  evaluation of the arbitration experience. The  superintendent   of   insurance   shall   require   health   maintenance  organizations  to  submit,  on a quarterly basis, information concerning  the numbers of enrollees who elect the arbitration  option,  along  with  such    other   information   as   the   superintendent   may   require.  Notwithstanding the provisions of section forty-four  hundred  six-a  of  the  public  health law, no health maintenance organization shall permit  new enrollees to elect the arbitration of claims after  December  first,  nineteen  hundred  ninety-one  or  after  such  organizations  have been  notified by the superintendent that five hundred thousand  persons  have  elected  to  arbitrate  claims, whichever event first occurs. Within one  hundred twenty days of such date  or  event,  the  superintendent  shall  submit  a  report  to  the  governor  and the legislature describing the  experience of health maintenance organization enrollee  arbitration  and  including any recommendations for the future of such program.

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Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-56 > 5605

§   5605.   Review  of  health  maintenance  organization  arbitration  experience. No health maintenance organization shall offer enrollees the  option of electing arbitration of claims pursuant to section  forty-four  hundred   six-a   of   the  public  health  law  without  notifying  the  superintendent of an intention  to  offer  the  arbitration  option  and  obtaining   the  superintendent's  approval.  The  superintendent  shall  approve such requests, subject to the limitations of this section and in  a manner that allows for sufficient geographical and  program  diversity  to  permit  an  effective  evaluation of the arbitration experience. The  superintendent   of   insurance   shall   require   health   maintenance  organizations  to  submit,  on a quarterly basis, information concerning  the numbers of enrollees who elect the arbitration  option,  along  with  such    other   information   as   the   superintendent   may   require.  Notwithstanding the provisions of section forty-four  hundred  six-a  of  the  public  health law, no health maintenance organization shall permit  new enrollees to elect the arbitration of claims after  December  first,  nineteen  hundred  ninety-one  or  after  such  organizations  have been  notified by the superintendent that five hundred thousand  persons  have  elected  to  arbitrate  claims, whichever event first occurs. Within one  hundred twenty days of such date  or  event,  the  superintendent  shall  submit  a  report  to  the  governor  and the legislature describing the  experience of health maintenance organization enrollee  arbitration  and  including any recommendations for the future of such program.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-56 > 5605

§   5605.   Review  of  health  maintenance  organization  arbitration  experience. No health maintenance organization shall offer enrollees the  option of electing arbitration of claims pursuant to section  forty-four  hundred   six-a   of   the  public  health  law  without  notifying  the  superintendent of an intention  to  offer  the  arbitration  option  and  obtaining   the  superintendent's  approval.  The  superintendent  shall  approve such requests, subject to the limitations of this section and in  a manner that allows for sufficient geographical and  program  diversity  to  permit  an  effective  evaluation of the arbitration experience. The  superintendent   of   insurance   shall   require   health   maintenance  organizations  to  submit,  on a quarterly basis, information concerning  the numbers of enrollees who elect the arbitration  option,  along  with  such    other   information   as   the   superintendent   may   require.  Notwithstanding the provisions of section forty-four  hundred  six-a  of  the  public  health law, no health maintenance organization shall permit  new enrollees to elect the arbitration of claims after  December  first,  nineteen  hundred  ninety-one  or  after  such  organizations  have been  notified by the superintendent that five hundred thousand  persons  have  elected  to  arbitrate  claims, whichever event first occurs. Within one  hundred twenty days of such date  or  event,  the  superintendent  shall  submit  a  report  to  the  governor  and the legislature describing the  experience of health maintenance organization enrollee  arbitration  and  including any recommendations for the future of such program.