Kansas § 40-2249 Same; contents

Kansas Statutes

§ 40-2249 — Same; contents

Kansas § 40-2249

Ch. 40INSURANCE

Art. 22UNIFORM POLICY PROVISIONS

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Kan. Stat. Ann. § 40-2249 (2026).

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The report required under K.S.A. 40-2248 for assessing the impact of a proposed mandate of health coverage shall include at the minimum and to the extent that information is available, the following:

(a)The social impact, including:

(1)The extent to which the treatment or service is generally utilized by a significant portion of the population;

(2)the extent to which such insurance coverage is already generally available;

(3)if coverage is not generally available, the extent to which the lack of coverage results in persons being unable to obtain necessary health care treatment;

(4)if the coverage is not generally available, the extent to which the lack of coverage results in unreasonable financial hardship on those persons needing treatment;

(5)the level of public demand for the trea

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The report required under K.S.A. 40-2248 for assessing the impact of a proposed mandate of health coverage shall include at the minimum and to the extent that information is available, the following:
(a) The social impact, including:
(1) The extent to which the treatment or service is generally utilized by a significant portion of the population;
(2) the extent to which such insurance coverage is already generally available;
(3) if coverage is not generally available, the extent to which the lack of coverage results in persons being unable to obtain necessary health care treatment;
(4) if the coverage is not generally available, the extent to which the lack of coverage results in unreasonable financial hardship on those persons needing treatment;
(5) the level of public demand for the treatment or service;
(6) the level of public demand for individual or group insurance coverage of the treatment or service;
(7) the level of interest of collective bargaining organizations in negotiating privately for inclusion of this coverage in group contracts; and
(8) the impact of indirect costs which are costs other than premiums and administrative costs, on the question of the costs and benefits of coverage.
(b) The financial impact, including:
(1) The extent to which insurance coverage of the kind proposed would increase or decrease the cost of the treatment or service;
(2) the extent to which the proposed coverage might increase the use of the treatment or service;
(3) the extent to which the mandated treatment or service might serve as an alternative for more expensive treatment or service;
(4) the extent to which insurance coverage of the health care service or provider can be reasonably expected to increase or decrease the insurance premium and administrative expenses of policyholders; and
(5) the impact of this coverage on the total cost of health care.