Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6057

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Denial under policy coverage as void – Compliance with

Official statutory text

act.

A. Any provision, exclusion or limitation in an accident and

health insurance policy which:

1. Denies an insured, or the insured's parent or guardian if

the insured is a minor, the free choice of any practitioner or the

use of any hospital, home care agency or ambulatory surgical center

where the practitioner is authorized to practice, doctor's office or

clinic; or

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2. Otherwise conflicts with any provision of the Health Care

Freedom of Choice Act,

shall, to the extent of the denial or conflict, be void, but such

voidance shall not affect the validity of the other provisions of

the policy.

B. Any policy form presently approved for use containing any

provision, exclusion or limitation determined by the Insurance

Commissioner to be in conflict with any provision of the Health Care

Freedom of Choice Act shall be brought into compliance with the act

by the filing of a rider, an endorsement, or a new or revised policy

form approved by the Commissioner.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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