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SECTION 27-19.2-10

§ 27-19.2-10 Nonprofit hospital and/ormedical service corporations – Responsibilities. – In accordance with their nonprofit hospital and/or medical service corporationmission, nonprofit insurers shall be required to:

(1) Offer products in the small group;

(2) Offer products in the individual market, with at leastone 30-day open enrollment period every twelve (12) months;

(3) Employ pricing strategies that enhance the affordabilityof health care coverage; and

(4) Protect the financial condition of the nonprofit hospitaland/or medical service plan.

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SECTION 27-19.2-10

§ 27-19.2-10 Nonprofit hospital and/ormedical service corporations – Responsibilities. – In accordance with their nonprofit hospital and/or medical service corporationmission, nonprofit insurers shall be required to:

(1) Offer products in the small group;

(2) Offer products in the individual market, with at leastone 30-day open enrollment period every twelve (12) months;

(3) Employ pricing strategies that enhance the affordabilityof health care coverage; and

(4) Protect the financial condition of the nonprofit hospitaland/or medical service plan.

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SECTION 27-19.2-10

§ 27-19.2-10 Nonprofit hospital and/ormedical service corporations – Responsibilities. – In accordance with their nonprofit hospital and/or medical service corporationmission, nonprofit insurers shall be required to:

(1) Offer products in the small group;

(2) Offer products in the individual market, with at leastone 30-day open enrollment period every twelve (12) months;

(3) Employ pricing strategies that enhance the affordabilityof health care coverage; and

(4) Protect the financial condition of the nonprofit hospitaland/or medical service plan.