KRS § 205.596 Prohibition against health insurer's imposing requirements on state agency assigned rights of individual eligible for medical assistance that are different from those applicable to agent or assignee of other covered individual.
Health insurers may not impose different requirements on certain state agencies than they impose on agents or assignees of other covered individuals.
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KRS § 205.596 Prohibition against health insurer's imposing requirements on state agency assigned rights of individual eligible for medical assistance that are different from those applicable to agent or assignee of other covered individual.
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