Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-6530.3
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Eligible persons
Official statutory text
Except as otherwise provided in this section, any person who is
qualified for and enrolled in coverage through the market and is a
permanent resident of the State of Oklahoma shall be eligible for
coverage under the Oklahoma Individual Health Insurance Market
Stabilization Program except that:
1. No person who is currently receiving or is entitled to
receive health care benefits under any other federal or state
program providing financial assistance or preventive and
rehabilitative social services is eligible for coverage under the
Program; and
2. No inmate incarcerated in any state penal institution or
confined to any narcotic detention, treatment and rehabilitation
facility shall be eligible for coverage under the Program.
qualified for and enrolled in coverage through the market and is a
permanent resident of the State of Oklahoma shall be eligible for
coverage under the Oklahoma Individual Health Insurance Market
Stabilization Program except that:
1. No person who is currently receiving or is entitled to
receive health care benefits under any other federal or state
program providing financial assistance or preventive and
rehabilitative social services is eligible for coverage under the
Program; and
2. No inmate incarcerated in any state penal institution or
confined to any narcotic detention, treatment and rehabilitation
facility shall be eligible for coverage under the Program.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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