Utah § 31A-8-102 Scope and purposes.

Utah Statutes

§ 31A-8-102 — Scope and purposes.

Utah § 31A-8-102

Title 31AInsurance Code

Ch. 31A-8Health Maintenance Organizations and Limited Health Plans

Part 31A-8-1General Provisions

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Utah Code Ann. § 31A-8-102 (2026).

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(1)No person may operate an organization in this state without complying with and obtaining a certificate of authority under this chapter.

(2)The purposes of this chapter include to:

(2)(a) provide for the establishment of health maintenance organizations which provide readily available, accessible, and quality comprehensive health care to their enrollees;

(2)(b) provide for the establishment of limited health plans which provide readily available, accessible, and quality care to their enrollees;

(2)(c) encourage the development of organizations as an alternative method of health care delivery; and

(2)(d) assure that organizations offering health plans within this state are financially and administratively sound and that these organizations are in fact able to deliver the benefits as pr

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(1) No person may operate an organization in this state without complying with and obtaining a certificate of authority under this chapter.
(2) The purposes of this chapter include to:

(2)(a) provide for the establishment of health maintenance organizations which provide readily available, accessible, and quality comprehensive health care to their enrollees;
(2)(b) provide for the establishment of limited health plans which provide readily available, accessible, and quality care to their enrollees;
(2)(c) encourage the development of organizations as an alternative method of health care delivery; and
(2)(d) assure that organizations offering health plans within this state are financially and administratively sound and that these organizations are in fact able to deliver the benefits as promised.