N.M. Admin. Code § 13.10.25.32 - APPENDICES
A.
Appendix A
- medicare supplement refund calculation form. For the required
Medicare Supplement Refund Calculation Form for each calendar
year, use the form so named and instructions provided in Appendix A of the
Model Regulation To Implement the NAIC Medicare Supplement Insurance
Minimum Standards Model Act - NAIC Model #651, as adopted in 2017,
except that on line 7, in place of "(see worksheet for Ratio 1)" use
"(sixty-five percent for Individual, seventy-five percent for
Group)".
B.
Appendix B - form
for reporting medicare supplement policies. Use the Form For
Reporting Medicare Supplement Policies provided in Appendix B of the
Model Regulation To Implement the NAIC Medicare Supplement Insurance
Minimum Standards Model Act - NAIC Model #651, as adopted in
2017.
C.
Appendix C -
disclosure statements.
(1)
Instructions for use of the disclosure statements for health insurance policies
sold to Medicare beneficiaries that duplicate Medicare.
(a) Section 1882 (d) of the federal Social
Security Act prohibits the sale of a health insurance policy (the term policy
includes certificate) to Medicare beneficiaries that duplicates Medicare
benefits unless it will pay benefits without regard to a beneficiary's other
health coverage and it includes the prescribed disclosure statement on or
together with the application for the policy.
(b) All types of health insurance policies
that duplicate Medicare shall include one of the attached disclosure
statements, according to the particular policy type involved, on the
application or together with the application. The disclosure statement may not
vary from the attached statements in terms of language or format (type size,
type proportional spacing, bold character, line spacing, and usage of boxes
around text).
(c) State and federal
law prohibits insurers from selling a Medicare Supplement policy to a person
that already has a Medicare Supplement policy except as a replacement
policy.
(d) Property/casualty and
life insurance policies are not considered health insurance.
(e) Disability income policies are not
considered to provide benefits that duplicate Medicare.
(f) Long-term care insurance policies that
coordinate with Medicare and other health insurance are not considered to
provide benefits that duplicate Medicare.
(g) The federal law does not preempt state
laws that are more stringent than the federal requirements.
(h) The federal law does not preempt existing
state form filing requirements.
(i)
Section 1882 of the federal Social Security Act was amended in Subsection
(d)(3)(A) to allow for alternative disclosure statements. The disclosure
statements already in Appendix C remain. Carriers may use either disclosure
statement with the requisite insurance product. However, carriers should use
either the original disclosure statements or the alternative disclosure
statements and not use both simultaneously.
(2) For the required disclosure statements
refer to the various options that are provided in Appendix C of the
Model Regulation To Implement the NAIC Medicare Supplement Insurance
Minimum Standards Model Act - NAIC Model #651, as adopted in
2017.
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