§ 27-83-5. Sales practices for wellness programs. [Effective January 1, 2026.]
(a) A pet insurer and/or producer shall not do the following:
(1) Market a wellness program as pet insurance; or
(2) Market a wellness program during the sale, solicitation, or negotiation of pet insurance.
(b) If a wellness program is sold by a pet insurer and/or producer:
(1) The purchase of the wellness program shall not be a requirement to the purchase of
pet insurance;
(2) The co
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§ 27-83-5. Sales practices for wellness programs. [Effective January 1, 2026.]
(a) A pet insurer and/or producer shall not do the following:
(1) Market a wellness program as pet insurance; or
(2) Market a wellness program during the sale, solicitation, or negotiation of pet insurance.
(b) If a wellness program is sold by a pet insurer and/or producer:
(1) The purchase of the wellness program shall not be a requirement to the purchase of
pet insurance;
(2) The costs of the wellness program shall be separate and identifiable from any pet
insurance policy sold by a pet insurer and/or producer;
(3) The terms and conditions for the wellness program shall be separate from any pet insurance
policy sold by a pet insurer and/or producer;
(4) The products or coverages available through the wellness program shall not duplicate
products or coverages available through the pet insurance policy;
(5) The advertising of the wellness program shall not be misleading and shall be in accordance
with subsection (b) of this section; and
(6) A pet insurer and/or producer shall clearly disclose the following to consumers, printed
in twelve-point (12) boldface type:
(i) That wellness programs are not insurance.
(ii) The address and customer service telephone number of the pet insurer or producer or
broker of record.
(c) Coverages included in the pet insurance policy contract described as "wellness� benefits
are insurance.