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New Washington State Laws Restrict Health Care Insurers From Using Pre Existing Conditions
Author: Richard H. Adler The Washington State Insurance Commissioner's Office has enacted significant rule changes which will dramatically restrict health care insurers from denying coverage to patients and consumers because of pre-existing conditions. WAC 284-10-050.
Between July 1, 1994, and September 30, 1994, Washington State
residents will be able to apply for health care coverage without a
health care screening or a pre-existing condition waiting list. This
"window of opportunity" is opening because, as part of the state's
short-term health care reform laws, the pre-existing condition
exclusions will change for all health care plans in Washington.
Very truly yours, ADLER GIERSCH, P.S. Richard H. Adler Attorney at Law |
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