Massachusetts Statutes

§ 11A — Continuing coverage for active course of treatment for serious disease begun prior to enrollment in reduced or selective network plan or tiered network plan

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title XXII CORPORATIONS·Ch. 176J SMALL GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE

Section 11A.

(a)For an insured member who (1) is receiving an active course of medical treatment from a health care provider for a serious disease, including but not limited to cancer or cystic fibrosis, that if disrupted in the course of medical treatment would pose an undue hardship to the patient and (2)(i) began this active course of treatment before being enrolled in a reduced or selective network plan where the provider is not part of the reduced or selective network or (ii) began this active course of treatment before being enrolled in a tiered network plan where the provider is in the highest cost-sharing tier, the carrier shall provide coverage for those medically necessary and covered services that are part of that active course of treatment provided by that health care provider

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