Rhode Island § 27-20-74 § 27-20-74. Health insurance contracts — Copayments exemption for COVID-19 vaccinations.

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§ 27-20-74 — § 27-20-74. Health insurance contracts — Copayments exemption for COVID-19 vaccinations.

Rhode Island·Title 27 Insurance·Ch. 27-20 Nonprofit Medical Service Corporations

§ 27-20-74. Health insurance contracts — Copayments exemption for COVID-19 vaccinations.
(a) Any individual or group health insurance plan or policy shall not impose any copayment,
            coinsurance, or charge any out-of-pocket deductible to the insured for COVID-19 related
            services, including, but not limited to:  emergency services, inpatient services,
            provider office visits, and inpatient hospital stays, as long as the COVID-19 state
            of emergency remains in effect.
         
(b) Any individual or group health insurance plan or policy shall not impose any copayment,
            coinsurance, or charge any out-of-pocket deductible to 

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§ 27-20-74. Health insurance contracts — Copayments exemption for COVID-19 vaccinations.

(a) Any individual or group health insurance plan or policy shall not impose any copayment, coinsurance, or charge any out-of-pocket deductible to the insured for COVID-19 related services, including, but not limited to: emergency services, inpatient services, provider office visits, and inpatient hospital stays, as long as the COVID-19 state of emergency remains in effect.

(b) Any individual or group health insurance plan or policy shall not impose any copayment, coinsurance, or charge any out-of-pocket deductible to the insured for the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine or a COVID-19 test.

(c) The health insurance commissioner shall promulgate any rules and regulations as the commissioner deems necessary for the efficient administration and enforcement of this section.

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