Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-4526
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Services for members – Contracts with third-party
Official statutory text
administrators – Information to be disseminated to members –
Administrative charges.
A. Each Health Insurance Purchasing Group (HIPG) may provide
administrative services for its members. The services may include,
but are not limited to, accounting, billing, enrollment information,
and employee coverage status reports.
B. The HIPG may delegate or contract its billing and other
administrative duties to a third-party administrator as defined
under Article 14B of the Oklahoma Insurance Code.
C. 1. Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing
a HIPG from serving as an administrative service organization to any
entity.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 999
2. Each HIPG shall collect and disseminate or arrange for the
collection and dissemination of consumer-oriented information on the
scope, cost, and enrollee satisfaction of all coverage options
offered through the HIPG to its members.
3. The information shall be defined by the HIPG and shall be in
a manner appropriate to the type of coverage offered.
4. To the extent practicable, the information shall include
information on provider performance, locations, and hours of
operation of providers, outcomes, and similar matters.
5. Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing the
dissemination of the information or other information by the HIPG or
by the health care insurer through electronic or other means.
D. The contract between a HIPG and a HIPG health carrier shall
provide that the HIPG may collect premiums on behalf of the issuer
for coverage, less a predetermined administrative charge negotiated
by the HIPG and the issuer.
Administrative charges.
A. Each Health Insurance Purchasing Group (HIPG) may provide
administrative services for its members. The services may include,
but are not limited to, accounting, billing, enrollment information,
and employee coverage status reports.
B. The HIPG may delegate or contract its billing and other
administrative duties to a third-party administrator as defined
under Article 14B of the Oklahoma Insurance Code.
C. 1. Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing
a HIPG from serving as an administrative service organization to any
entity.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 999
2. Each HIPG shall collect and disseminate or arrange for the
collection and dissemination of consumer-oriented information on the
scope, cost, and enrollee satisfaction of all coverage options
offered through the HIPG to its members.
3. The information shall be defined by the HIPG and shall be in
a manner appropriate to the type of coverage offered.
4. To the extent practicable, the information shall include
information on provider performance, locations, and hours of
operation of providers, outcomes, and similar matters.
5. Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing the
dissemination of the information or other information by the HIPG or
by the health care insurer through electronic or other means.
D. The contract between a HIPG and a HIPG health carrier shall
provide that the HIPG may collect premiums on behalf of the issuer
for coverage, less a predetermined administrative charge negotiated
by the HIPG and the issuer.
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