Utah § 49-20-409 - Long-term disability -- Cost of health coverage benefit.

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§ 49-20-409. Long-term disability -- Cost of health coverage benefit.

49-20-409.  Long-term disability -- Cost of health coverage benefit.
(1) Under the direction of the board, the program shall provide for health insurance coverage for state employees who receive a monthly disability benefit under Title 49, Chapter 21, Public Employees' Long-Term Disability Act.
(2) A risk pool, other than the state risk pool, may elect to provide a benefit for its employees similar to the benefit provided under Subsection (1).


Amended by Chapter 130, 2007 General Session

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

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