Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1955.6
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Long-term care insurance policies - Notice regarding
Official statutory text
asset disregard and asset tests.
A. A long-term care insurance policy issued after the effective
date of this act shall contain a notice provision to the consumer
detailing in plain language the current law pertaining to asset
disregard and asset tests.
B. The notice to the consumer under subsection A of this
section shall be developed by the Insurance Commissioner.
A. A long-term care insurance policy issued after the effective
date of this act shall contain a notice provision to the consumer
detailing in plain language the current law pertaining to asset
disregard and asset tests.
B. The notice to the consumer under subsection A of this
section shall be developed by the Insurance Commissioner.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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