Delaware § 2535 Adverse actions on policies relating to the provision of healthcare services

Delaware Statutes

§ 2535 — Adverse actions on policies relating to the provision of healthcare services

Delaware § 2535

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Ch. 25RATES AND RATING ORGANIZATIONS

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Del. Code tit. 18, § 2535 (2026).

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No insurer may, in issuing or renewing an insurance policy to a healthcare professional or healthcare organization, increase the premium on such policy or take other adverse action against any healthcare professional or healthcare organization because the healthcare professional or healthcare organization performs or assists in the provision of healthcare services, as that term is defined in § 1702 of Title 24, that is legal in this State to an individual who is from out of the state. This section applies to a policy that covers any medical professional who prescribes medication for the termination of human pregnancy to an out-of-state patient by means of telehealth.

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No insurer may, in issuing or renewing an insurance policy to a healthcare professional or healthcare organization, increase the premium on such policy or take other adverse action against any healthcare professional or healthcare organization because the healthcare professional or healthcare organization performs or assists in the provision of healthcare services, as that term is defined in § 1702 of Title 24, that is legal in this State to an individual who is from out of the state. This section applies to a policy that covers any medical professional who prescribes medication for the termination of human pregnancy to an out-of-state patient by means of telehealth.