Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1307
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Specifications - Limitations on benefits - Exceptions
Official statutory text
A. The specifications drawn by the Oklahoma Health Care
Authority for the health insurance plan shall provide for
comprehensive hospital medical and surgical benefits. The health
insurance plan may limit coverage for a particular illness, disease,
injury or condition; but, except for such limits, shall not exclude
or limit particular services or procedures that can be provided for
the diagnosis and treatment of an illness, disease, injury or
condition, so long as the services and procedures provided are of
sound efficacy, are medically necessary, and fall within the
licensed scope of practice of the practitioner providing same. The
health insurance plan may contract with providers for specific
services based on levels of outcomes defined by the Authority and
achieved by the provider. The health insurance plan may provide for
the application of deductibles and copayment or coinsurance
provisions that are based on contracts with providers for specific
services based on levels of outcomes or cost.
B. The life insurance plan shall include Accidental Death and
Dismemberment Benefits and additional optional life insurance
coverage.
Authority for the health insurance plan shall provide for
comprehensive hospital medical and surgical benefits. The health
insurance plan may limit coverage for a particular illness, disease,
injury or condition; but, except for such limits, shall not exclude
or limit particular services or procedures that can be provided for
the diagnosis and treatment of an illness, disease, injury or
condition, so long as the services and procedures provided are of
sound efficacy, are medically necessary, and fall within the
licensed scope of practice of the practitioner providing same. The
health insurance plan may contract with providers for specific
services based on levels of outcomes defined by the Authority and
achieved by the provider. The health insurance plan may provide for
the application of deductibles and copayment or coinsurance
provisions that are based on contracts with providers for specific
services based on levels of outcomes or cost.
B. The life insurance plan shall include Accidental Death and
Dismemberment Benefits and additional optional life insurance
coverage.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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