Minnesota Statutes § 59B.10 - OBLIGATION OF REIMBURSEMENT INSURANCE POLICY INSURERS — United States — Minnesota law | Esheria

Minnesota Statutes § 59B.10 - OBLIGATION OF REIMBURSEMENT INSURANCE POLICY INSURERS

Insurers issuing reimbursement insurance to providers are treated as having received the premiums when consumers pay provider fees for the service contracts. An insurer that issued such a policy may seek indemnification or subrogation from a provider if the insurer pays, or must pay, amounts the provider owed under the

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Insurers issuing reimbursement insurance to providers are treated as having received the premiums when consumers pay provider fees for the service contracts. An insurer that issued such a policy may seek indemnification or subrogation from a provider if the insurer pays, or must pay, amounts the provider owed under the contract.

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