Alaska Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2017) |
Title 2. Administration. |
Chapter 2.39. Group Health and Life Insurance. |
Article 2.39.3. Major Medical Insurance. |
Section 2.39.370. Pre-existing condition limitation.
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(a) If major medical insurance coverage is elected during an open enrollment period, the new law benefit recipient and any eligible dependents are subject to a pre-existing condition limitation. Under this limitation, only the first $1,000 of covered medical expenses relating to a pre-existing condition will be paid by the insurer. After a person has been covered for 12 consecutive months, the limitation no longer applies. (b) The pre-existing condition limitation does not apply to (1) a new law benefit recipient who makes an election of major medical insurance under 2 AAC 39.310(a); (2) a benefit recipient appointed to a disability benefit; (3) a new law benefit recipient eligible due to reaching the age of 65; or (4) an alternate payee. (c) In this section "pre-existing condition" means a condition for which an individual has received diagnosis, tests, or treatment, including the taking of medication, during the three month period before the effective date of coverage.
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14.25.168;14.25.170;22.25.027;22.25.090;39.30.090;39.35.535
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AS 14.25.168 AS 14.25.170 AS 22.25.027 AS 22.25.090 AS 39.30.090 AS 39.35.535History
Eff. 2/1/93, Register 125