Delaware Code
Title 18 - Insurance Code
Chapter 72. SMALL EMPLOYER HEALTH INSURANCE

§ 7201. Purpose. - The purpose and intent of this chapter are to promote...

§ 7202. Definitions [For application of this section, see 79 Del. Laws, c. 99, § 19]. - As used in this chapter: (1) “Actuarial certification” means a...

§ 7203. Applicability and scope. - This chapter shall apply to any health benefit plan provided...

§ 7204. Establishment of classes of business. - (a) A small employer carrier may establish more than 1...

§ 7205. Restrictions relating to premium rates. - Premium rates for health benefit plans subject to this chapter...

§ 7206. Renewability of coverage. - (a) A health benefit plan subject to this chapter shall...

§ 7207. Availability of coverage; preexisting conditions; minimum participation [For application of this section, see 79 Del. Laws, c. 99, § 19]. - (a) (1) Subject to paragraph (a)(4) of this section, every...

§ 7208. Notice of intent to operate as a risk-assuming carrier. - (a) (1) Each small employer carrier desiring to operate as...

§ 7209. Application to become a risk-assuming carrier. - (a) A small employer carrier may apply to become a...

§ 7211. Health benefit plan committee. - (a) The Commissioner shall appoint a Health Benefit Plan Committee....

§ 7212. Periodic market evaluation. - The board, in consultation with the Committee, shall study and...

§ 7213. Waiver of certain state laws. - No law requiring the coverage of a health-care service or...

§ 7214. Administrative procedures. - The Commissioner shall issue regulations in accordance with § 314...

§ 7215. Standards to assure fair marketing. - (a) Each small employer carrier shall actively market health benefit...

§ 7216. Regulations; exceptions. - (a) The Commissioner may establish regulations to implement the provisions...

§ 7217. Disclosure of rating practices; certification of compliance. - (a) In connection with the offering for sale of any...

§ 7218. Factors for premium rates; premium rate variations; premium rate adjustments; “stop-loss” policies prohibited. - (a) The only factors, other than plan design and family...