Indiana § 27-19-1-5 - When continued payment of premiums is considered purchase of a new policy
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§ 27-19-1-5. When continued payment of premiums is considered purchase of a new policy
Sec. 5. For the purposes of this article, an individual who continues to pay premiums for a policy or contract offered by a qualified health plan issuer in a benefit year that follows the benefit year in which the individual purchased the original policy or contract is considered to have purchased a new policy or contract for the purposes of 45 CFR 147.106(h)(2).
As added by P.L.226-2023, SEC.31.
IC 27-19-2Chapter 2. Definitions
27-19-2-1Application of definitions 27-19-2-2"Administrator" 27-19-2-3"Application organization" 27-19-2-4"CHIP office" 27-19-2-5"Commissioner" 27-19-2-6"Department" 27-19-2-7"Group health plan" 27-19-2-8"Health benefit exchange" 27-19-2-9"Health insurance coverage" 27-19-2-10"Health plan" 27-19-2-11"Medicaid" 27-19-2-12"Navigator" 27-19-2-13"Person" 27-19-2-14"PPACA" 27-19-2-15"Public health insurance program" 27-19-2-16"Qualified health plan" 27-19-2-17"Secretary"
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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