Nevada § 695B.230 Filing and approval of forms and schedules of premium rates

Nevada Statutes

§ 695B.230 — Filing and approval of forms and schedules of premium rates

Nevada § 695B.230

Title 57INSURANCE

Ch. 695BNonprofit

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 695B.230 (2026).

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If more than one class of risk is included: 1. A hospital or medical or dental service contract or evidence of coverage under a group or nongroup contract must not be issued or delivered in this state until a copy of the form of the contract is filed with the Commissioner and either:

(a)Thirty days expires without notice from the Commissioner after the copy is filed; or

(b)The Commissioner gives written approval before that time. 2. A schedule of premium rates to be paid by subscribers under either a group or nongroup contract must not be issued, delivered or used by any nonprofit hospital, medical or dental service corporation until that corporation files with the Commissioner a copy of the schedule together with any supplementary information required by the Commissioner and either:

(a)

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If more than one class of risk is included:
1. A hospital or medical or dental service contract or evidence of coverage under a group or nongroup contract must not be issued or delivered in this state until a copy of the form of the contract is filed with the Commissioner and either:
(a) Thirty days expires without notice from the Commissioner after the copy is filed; or
(b) The Commissioner gives written approval before that time.
2. A schedule of premium rates to be paid by subscribers under either a group or nongroup contract must not be issued, delivered or used by any nonprofit hospital, medical or dental service corporation until that corporation files with the Commissioner a copy of the schedule together with any supplementary information required by the Commissioner and either:
(a) Thirty days expires without notice from the Commissioner after the copy is filed; or
(b) The Commissioner gives written approval before that time.