Texas § 1367.206 PROHIBITED ACTIONS.

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§ 1367.206 — PROHIBITED ACTIONS.

Texas § 1367.206

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 1367.206 (2026).

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Sec. 1367.206. PROHIBITED ACTIONS. Under the coverage required to be offered under this subchapter, a health benefit plan issuer may not:

(1)apply the cost of rehabilitative and habilitative therapies described by Section 1367.205 (a) to an annual or lifetime maximum plan benefit or similar provision under the plan; or

(2)use the cost of rehabilitative or habilitative therapies described by Section 1367.205 (a) as the sole justification for:

(A)increasing plan premiums; or

(B)terminating the insured's or enrollee's participation in the plan.

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Sec. 1367.206. PROHIBITED ACTIONS. Under the coverage required to be offered under this subchapter, a health benefit plan issuer may not:
(1) apply the cost of rehabilitative and habilitative therapies described by Section 1367.205 (a) to an annual or lifetime maximum plan benefit or similar provision under the plan; or
(2) use the cost of rehabilitative or habilitative therapies described by Section 1367.205 (a) as the sole justification for:
(A) increasing plan premiums; or
(B) terminating the insured's or enrollee's participation in the plan.