Ind. Code § 27-1-24.2-7
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"Insurer"
Official statutory text
Sec. 7. As used in this chapter, "insurer" means any of the following that offer or issue a health plan:
(1) An insurance company.
(2) A health maintenance organization.
(3) A limited health service organization.
(4) A self-insurer, including a governmental plan, church plan, or multiple employer welfare arrangement.
(5) A provider sponsored integrated health delivery network.
(6) A self-insured employer organized association.
(7) A nonprofit hospital, medical-surgical, dental, and health service corporation.
(8) Any other third party payor that is:
(A) authorized to transact health insurance business in Indiana; or
(B) not exempt by federal law from regulation under the insurance laws of Indiana.
As added by P.L.189-2025, SEC.1.
(1) An insurance company.
(2) A health maintenance organization.
(3) A limited health service organization.
(4) A self-insurer, including a governmental plan, church plan, or multiple employer welfare arrangement.
(5) A provider sponsored integrated health delivery network.
(6) A self-insured employer organized association.
(7) A nonprofit hospital, medical-surgical, dental, and health service corporation.
(8) Any other third party payor that is:
(A) authorized to transact health insurance business in Indiana; or
(B) not exempt by federal law from regulation under the insurance laws of Indiana.
As added by P.L.189-2025, SEC.1.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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