Montana § 33-30-302 Allowed Contracts

Montana Statutes

§ 33-30-302 — Allowed Contracts

Montana § 33-30-302

Title 33INSURANCE AND INSURANCE COMPANIES

Ch. 30HEALTH SERVICE CORPORATIONS

Part 3Operations

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Mont. Code Ann. § 33-30-302 (2026).

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33-30-302 . Allowed contracts.

(1)A corporation subject to the provisions of this chapter may enter into contracts for the rendering of health services on behalf of its members or beneficiaries with:

(a)hospitals maintained by a governmental body or agency;

(b)hospitals maintained by a nonprofit corporation organized for hospital purposes; or

(c)other corporations, organizations, associations, partnerships, or individuals furnishing health services.

(2)A health service corporation may enter into agreements or contracts with other organizations or corporations licensed to do business in this state or in any other state for:

(a)the transfer of members or beneficiaries;

(b)the reciprocal joint provisions of benefits to the members or beneficiaries of the corporation and of those other

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33-30-302 . Allowed contracts. (1) A corporation subject to the provisions of this chapter may enter into contracts for the rendering of health services on behalf of its members or beneficiaries with:
(a) hospitals maintained by a governmental body or agency;
(b) hospitals maintained by a nonprofit corporation organized for hospital purposes; or
(c) other corporations, organizations, associations, partnerships, or individuals furnishing health services.
(2) A health service corporation may enter into agreements or contracts with other organizations or corporations licensed to do business in this state or in any other state for:
(a) the transfer of members or beneficiaries;
(b) the reciprocal joint provisions of benefits to the members or beneficiaries of the corporation and of those other organizations or corporations; or
(c) other joint undertakings the corporation's board of directors approves.