Washington § 48.83.090 - Denial of claims — Written explanation.

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§ 48.83.090. Denial of claims — Written explanation.

All long-term care denials must be made within thirty days after receipt of a written request made by a policyholder or certificate holder, or his or her representative. All denials of long-term care claims by the issuer must provide a written explanation of the reasons for the denial and make available to the policyholder or certificate holder all information directly related to the denial.
[ 2013 c 8 s 1; 2008 c 145 s 10.]

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