Nevada § 689A.450 Certain accommodations required to be made when child is covered under policy of noncustodial parent

Nevada Statutes

§ 689A.450 — Certain accommodations required to be made when child is covered under policy of noncustodial parent

Nevada § 689A.450

Title 57INSURANCE

Ch. 689AIndividual

ELIGIBILITY FOR COVERAGE

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 689A.450 (2026).

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If a child has coverage under a policy of health insurance pursuant to which a noncustodial parent of the child is insured, the insurer issuing that policy shall:

1.Provide to the custodial parent such information as necessary for the child to obtain any benefits under that coverage.

2.Allow the custodial parent or, with the approval of the custodial parent, a provider of health care to submit claims for covered services without the approval of the noncustodial parent.

3.Make payments on claims submitted pursuant to subsection 2 directly to the custodial parent, the provider of health care or an agency of this or another state responsible for the administration of Medicaid.

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If a child has coverage under a policy of health insurance pursuant to which a noncustodial parent of the child is insured, the insurer issuing that policy shall:
1. Provide to the custodial parent such information as necessary for the child to obtain any benefits under that coverage.
2. Allow the custodial parent or, with the approval of the custodial parent, a provider of health care to submit claims for covered services without the approval of the noncustodial parent.
3. Make payments on claims submitted pursuant to subsection 2 directly to the custodial parent, the provider of health care or an agency of this or another state responsible for the administration of Medicaid.