North Dakota § 54-52.1-04.2 Self-insurance health plan

North Dakota Statutes

§ 54-52.1-04.2 — Self-insurance health plan

North Dakota § 54-52.1-04.2

Title 54State Government

Ch. 54-52.1Uniform Group Insurance Program

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N.D. Cent. Code § 54-52.1-04.2 (2026).

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1.This section applies to a self-insurance health plan for:

a.Health insurance and prescription drug benefits coverage;

b.Health insurance benefits coverage, excluding all or part of prescription drug benefits coverage; or

c.All or part of prescription drug benefits coverage.

2.Except for prescription drug coverage under subdivision c of subsection 1, a self-insurance health plan established by the board under this section must be provided under an administrative services only (ASO) contract or a third-party administrator (TPA) contract under the uniform group insurance program. The board may not establish a self-insurance health plan unless the board determines the self- insurance health plan best serves the interests of the state and the state's eligible employees. If the board dete

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1. This section applies to a self-insurance health plan for:
a. Health insurance and prescription drug benefits coverage;
b. Health insurance benefits coverage, excluding all or part of prescription drug
benefits coverage; or
c. All or part of prescription drug benefits coverage.
2. Except for prescription drug coverage under subdivision c of subsection 1, a
self-insurance health plan established by the board under this section must be
provided under an administrative services only (ASO) contract or a third-party
administrator (TPA) contract under the uniform group insurance program. The board
may not establish a self-insurance health plan unless the board determines the self-
insurance health plan best serves the interests of the state and the state's eligible
employees. If the board determines it is in the best interest of the plan, individual
stop-loss coverage insured by a carrier authorized to do business in this state may be
made part of a self-insurance health plan.