Maine § 24-A §4307 Construction

Maine Statutes

§ 24-A §4307 — Construction

Maine § 24-A §4307

Title 24-AMAINE INSURANCE CODE

Ch. 56-AHEALTH PLAN IMPROVEMENT ACT

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 24-A, § 24-A §4307 (2026).

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Nothing in this chapter may be construed to:

1.Purchase services with own funds. Prohibit an individual from purchasing any health care services with that individual's own funds, whether these services are covered within the individual's benefit package or from another health care provider or plan, except as otherwise provided by federal or state law;

2.Additional benefits. Prohibit any plan sponsor from providing additional coverage for benefits, rights or protections not set out in this chapter;

3.Provider participation. Require a carrier to admit to a managed care plan a provider willing to abide by the terms and conditions of the managed care plan; or

4.Treatment by religious nonmedical providers. With respect to coverage of treatment by religious nonmedical providers:

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Nothing in this chapter may be construed to:
1.
Purchase services with own funds.
Prohibit an individual from purchasing any health care services with that individual's own funds, whether these services are covered within the individual's benefit package or from another health care provider or plan, except as otherwise provided by federal or state law;
2.
Additional benefits.
Prohibit any plan sponsor from providing additional coverage for benefits, rights or protections not set out in this chapter;
3.
Provider participation.
Require a carrier to admit to a managed care plan a provider willing to abide by the terms and conditions of the managed care plan; or
4.
Treatment by religious nonmedical providers.
With respect to coverage of treatment by religious nonmedical providers: