Texas § 843.202 DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO MEDICARE RECIPIENTS.

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§ 843.202 — DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO MEDICARE RECIPIENTS.

Texas § 843.202

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 843.202 (2026).

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Sec. 843.202. DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO MEDICARE RECIPIENTS.

(a)Before a prospective enrollee is enrolled in a health care plan offered to Medicare recipients by a Medicare-contracting health maintenance organization, the health maintenance organization must provide the prospective enrollee with a disclosure form adopted by the commissioner under Subsection (b).

(b)The commissioner shall adopt a disclosure form informing a prospective enrollee in a Medicare-contracting health maintenance organization of:

(1)the effect of enrollment in the health maintenance organization on the prospective enrollee's opportunity to purchase Medicare supplement insurance; and

(2)any differences in the benefits and costs between the health care plan offered to Medicare recipients and Medicare supplemen

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Sec. 843.202. DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION TO MEDICARE RECIPIENTS. (a) Before a prospective enrollee is enrolled in a health care plan offered to Medicare recipients by a Medicare-contracting health maintenance organization, the health maintenance organization must provide the prospective enrollee with a disclosure form adopted by the commissioner under Subsection (b).
(b) The commissioner shall adopt a disclosure form informing a prospective enrollee in a Medicare-contracting health maintenance organization of:
(1) the effect of enrollment in the health maintenance organization on the prospective enrollee's opportunity to purchase Medicare supplement insurance; and
(2) any differences in the benefits and costs between the health care plan offered to Medicare recipients and Medicare supplement insurance.