South Dakota § 58-17F-16 Managed care contractor to register with director.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 58-17F-16 — Managed care contractor to register with director.

South Dakota § 58-17F-16

Title 58INSURANCE

Ch. 58-17ENETWORK ADEQUACY STANDARDS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 58-17F-16 (2026).

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Each managed care contractor, as defined in § 58-17F-1 , shall register with the director prior to engaging in any managed care business in this state. The registration shall be in a format prescribed by the director. In prescribing the form or in carrying out other functions required by §§ to 58-17F-20 , inclusive, the director shall consult with the secretary if applicable. The director or the secretary may require that the following information be submitted:

(1)Information relating to its actual or anticipated activities in this state;

(2)The status of any accreditation designation it holds or has sought;

(3)Information pertaining to its place of business, officers, and directors;

(4)Qualifications of review staff; and (5) Any other information reasonable and necessar

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Each managed care contractor, as defined in § 58-17F-1 , shall register with the director prior to engaging in any managed care business in this state. The registration shall be in a format prescribed by the director. In prescribing the form or in carrying out other functions required by §§ to 58-17F-20 , inclusive, the director shall consult with the secretary if applicable. The director or the secretary may require that the following information be submitted: (1) Information relating to its actual or anticipated activities in this state; (2) The status of any accreditation designation it holds or has sought; (3) Information pertaining to its place of business, officers, and directors; (4) Qualifications of review staff; and (5) Any other information reasonable and necessary to monitor its activities in this state. Commission Note: