Washington § 41.05.413 - Qualified health plans — Reimbursement limit — Waiver.

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§ 41.05.413. Qualified health plans — Reimbursement limit — Waiver.

The director may, in his or her sole discretion, waive the requirements of RCW 41.05.410(2)(g) if he or she finds that:
(1) A health carrier offering a qualified health plan under RCW 41.05.410 is unable to form a provider network that meets the network access standards adopted by the insurance commissioner due to the requirements of RCW 41.05.410(2)(g); and
(2) The health carrier is able to achieve actuarially sound premiums that are ten percent lower than the previous plan year through other means.
[ 2023 c 51 s 19; 2019 c 364 s 4.]

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