28 Tex. Admin. Code § 11.810 - Guarantee from a Sponsoring Organization
(a)
The following items must be incorporated into a guarantee from a sponsoring
organization for the HMO to report expenses and liabilities as covered:
(1) the guarantee must be approved by a board
resolution of the sponsoring organization;
(2) the sponsoring organization must have a
tangible net worth of at least $10 million for each guarantee issued;
(3) the sponsoring organization must agree to
file audited financial statements annually with the department's Financial
Analysis Section within 180 days of the end of the sponsoring organization's
fiscal year;
(4) the guarantee must
be unconditional and may not be monetarily limited;
(5) the guarantee, at a minimum, must cover
otherwise "uncovered" health care expenses and liabilities, including any
present or future contingencies that may arise from the delivery of health
care. If the HMO is offering Medicaid products, all expenses and liabilities
must be covered;
(6) the guarantee
must not be limited in duration;
(7) the guarantee must provide for
six-months' advance notice to the department before its cancellation;
and
(8) the guarantee must be
notarized and signed by the president and another officer of the sponsoring
organization.
(b) If at
any time a guarantee does not comply with every requirement of this section,
then the HMO will no longer qualify for covered expenses and
liabilities.
(c) If the sponsoring
organization has guaranteed the payment of any debts, expenses, or contingent
obligations of another person, or guaranteed the performance of any service or
other obligation of another person, then the HMO must provide a certification
from the sponsoring organization of the following:
(1) the name of each person
guaranteed;
(2) the type of
business of that person; and
(3)
the extent of each guarantee issued, and the dollar amount of debts and
contingent obligations guaranteed individually and in the aggregate.
(d) The HMO must also certify that
the guaranteed debts are reported as liabilities or contingent liabilities of
the guarantor. This certification must be submitted annually with the
sponsoring organization's audited financial statements. The certified copy must
be notarized and signed by the president or chief financial officer of the
sponsoring organization, with an acknowledgment of the guarantee by the HMO's
president or chief financial officer.
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