28 Tex. Admin. Code § 3.3051 - Initial and Subsequent Conditions of Eligibility Provision
A family policy providing hospital, surgical, medical expense, hospital confinement indemnity, or accident only insurance shall include provisions which specify the indemnity and qualifications applicable to those family members who may become insured under the policy initially or by subsequent addition.
(1) Eligible
family members may include:
(A) the
insured;
(B) the insured's
spouse;
(C) children of the insured
or of the insured's spouse who are over a specified age and under a specified
age not to exceed 25, unless a dependency test is specified; and
(D) any other person dependent upon the
insured.
(2) The
provisions concerning eligibility shall state the conditions under which
coverage will become effective for persons who become insured subsequent to
policy issuance. Such conditions include:
(A)
qualifications for automatic coverage and the duration thereof;
(B) required evidence of
insurability;
(C) the necessity of
application or notice from the insured;
(D) any requirements as to the payment of
premiums as to such addition; and
(E) the time within which action is to be
taken by the insured.
(3) In family policies providing for the
addition of newly eligible family members, the "Time Limit on Certain Defenses"
provision may be modified to provide for a new contestable period for each new
member so added, other than newborn children of the insured, but may not
provide for a new contestable period for the policy.
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