Rhode Island § 27-61.1-3 § 27-61.1-3. Unfair discrimination against organ donors.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 27-61.1-3 — § 27-61.1-3. Unfair discrimination against organ donors.

Rhode Island § 27-61.1-3

Title 27Insurance

Ch. 27-61.1Unfair Discrimination Against Organ Donors in Disability Income, Life, and Long-Term Care Insurance Act

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 27-61.1-3 (2026).

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§ 27-61.1-3. Unfair discrimination against organ donors.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, an insurer or issuer of
            a disability income, life, or long-term care insurance policy shall not deny, cancel,
            or refuse to issue insurance coverage, determine the price or premium for, or otherwise
            vary any term or condition of the policy solely on the basis of the individual's status
            as a living donor and without any unique and material actuarial risks in accordance
            with sound actuarial principles or actual and reasonably anticipated and expected
            experience of the individual based on the individual's status as a living donor.
       

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§ 27-61.1-3. Unfair discrimination against organ donors.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, an insurer or issuer of a disability income, life, or long-term care insurance policy shall not deny, cancel, or refuse to issue insurance coverage, determine the price or premium for, or otherwise vary any term or condition of the policy solely on the basis of the individual's status as a living donor and without any unique and material actuarial risks in accordance with sound actuarial principles or actual and reasonably anticipated and expected experience of the individual based on the individual's status as a living donor.