Maine § 2317-B. - Applicability of provisions

Full text of Maine Maine Revised Statutes § 2317-B. — Applicability of provisions, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 2317-B.. Applicability of provisions

The following provisions of Title 24‑A are applicable to each nonprofit hospital or medical service organization or health care plan licensed under this Title.   [PL 1999, c. 256, Pt. M, §10 (NEW).]

1.  Title 24-A, section 707, subsection 3.  Employee benefit excess insurance, Title 24‑A, section 707, subsection 3;

1-A.  Title 24-A, section 423-C.  Reports of material transactions, Title 24‑A, section 423‑C;

1-B.  Title 24-A, section 423-G.  Corporate governance annual disclosure, Title 24‑A, section 423‑G;

2.  Title 24-A, section 2436.  Interest on overdue payments, Title 24‑A, section 2436;

3.  Title 24-A, section 2437.  The practice of dentistry, Title 24‑A, section 2437;

4.  Title 24-A, sections 2438 to 2445.  Policy language simplification, Title 24‑A, sections 2438 to 2445;

5.  Title 24-A, section 2450.  Diethylstilbestrol, commonly referred to as DES, Title 24‑A, section 2450;

6.  Title 24-A, sections 2713-A and 2823-A.  Minor children, Title 24‑A, sections 2713‑A and 2823‑A;

7.  Title 24-A, section 2729.  Renewability, Title 24‑A, section 2729;

7-A.  Title 24-A, sections 2735-A and 2839-A.  Notice of rate filings and rate increases, Title 24‑A, sections 2735‑A and 2839‑A;

8.  Title 24-A, section 2736-C.  Individual health plans, Title 24‑A, section 2736‑C;

9.  Title 24-A, sections 2744 and 2835.  Mental health services, Title 24‑A, sections 2744 and 2835;

10.  Title 24-A, section 2747.  Arbitration of disputed claims, Title 24‑A, section 2747;

11.  Title 24-A, sections 2748 and 2840-A.  Coverage for chiropractic services, Title 24‑A, sections 2748 and 2840‑A;

12.  Title 24-A, section 2752.  Any legislative measure that proposes a mandated health benefit applicable to nonprofit hospital or medical services organizations, to the extent the requirements apply to proposals applicable to insurers governed by Title 24‑A, section 2752;

12-A.  Title 24-A, sections 2759 and 2847-J.  Hospice care, palliative care and end-of-life care, Title 24‑A, sections 2759 and 2847‑J;

12-B.  Title 24-A, sections 2762, 2847-O and 4255.  Coverage for hearing aids, Title 24‑A, sections 2762, 2847‑O and 4255;

12-C.  Title 24-A, sections 2763, 2847-N and 4254. 

12-D.  Title 24-A, sections 2764, 2847-P and 4256.  Coverage for medically necessary infant formula, Title 24‑A, sections 2764, 2847‑P and 4256;

12-E.  Title 24-A, sections 2765, 2847-Q and 4257.  Coverage for services provided by independent practice dental hygienists or dental hygienists, Title 24‑A, sections 2765, 2847‑Q and 4257;

12-F.  Title 24-A, sections 2766 and 2847-R.  Enrollment of dependent children in dental coverage, Title 24‑A, sections 2766 and 2847‑R;

12-G.  Title 24-A, sections 2767, 2847-S and 4258.  Coverage for children's early intervention services, Title 24‑A, sections 2767, 2847‑S and 4258;

12-H.  Title 24-A, sections 2768, 2847-T and 4259.  Coverage for diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders, Title 24‑A, sections 2768, 2847‑T and 4259;

12-I.  Title 24-A, sections 2770-A, 2847-X and 4261.  Fees for covered dental care services, Title 24‑A, sections 2770‑A, 2847‑X and 4261;

13.  Title 24-A, section 2803.  Categories of group health insurance, Title 24‑A, section 2803;

14.  Title 24-A, section 2803-A.  Provision of loss information, Title 24‑A, section 2803‑A;

15.  Title 24-A, section 2808-B.  Small group health plans, Title 24‑A, section 2808‑B;

15-A.  Title 24-A, section 2809-A.  Conversion on termination of policy or eligibility, Title 24‑A, section 2809‑A;

16.  Title 24-A, section 2834-B.  Dependent special enrollment, Title 24‑A, section 2834‑B;

16-A.  Title 24-A, section 2845.  Cardiac rehabilitation coverage; Title 24‑A, section 2845;

16-B.  Title 24-A, chapter 11.  Assets and liabilities, Title 24‑A, chapter 11;

17.  Title 24-A, chapter 32.  Preferred provider arrangements, Title 24‑A, chapter 32;

18.  Title 24-A, chapter 36.  Continuity of health insurance coverage, Title 24‑A, chapter 36;

19.  Title 24-A, chapter 67.  Medicare supplement insurance policies, Title 24‑A, chapter 67;

20.  Title 24-A, chapters 68 and 68-A.  Long-term care insurance, nursing home care insurance and home health care insurance, Title 24‑A, chapters 68 and 68‑A;

21.  Title 24-A, sections 2765-A and 2847-U.   The practice of dental therapy by a dental therapist, Title 24‑A, sections 2765‑A and 2847‑U;

22.  Title 24-A, section 4320-M.  Coverage for abortion services, Title 24‑A, section 4320‑M; and

23.  Title 24-A, sections 2766-A and 2847-W.  The prohibition on a dental benefit waiting period for persons under 19 years of age, Title 24‑A, sections 2766‑A and 2847‑W.

Source: official Maine text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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