All Bills - Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00024
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To limit the circumstances in which a health carrier may remove a prescription drug from a drug formulary or list of covered drugs, or move a prescription drug to a different cost-sharing tier, during a plan year.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00025
Introduced
1/8/21
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To require homeowners insurance policies to provide coverage for: (1) The peril of collapse; and (2) mitigation undertaken to prevent all or part of the covered dwelling from falling down or caving in.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00026
Introduced
1/8/21
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To: (1) Extend the sunset date for Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company, Inc.; and (2) require the Insurance Commissioner to study methods available to accelerate responses by insurers to claims under homeowners insurance policies for foundation deterioration due to the presence of pyrrhotite.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00027
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To require health insurance coverage for specialized formulas for individuals twelve years of age and older.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00028
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To require health insurance coverage for certain surgical procedures performed, and certain outpatient prescription drugs prescribed, to treat severe obesity.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00029
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To: (1) Require certain high deductible health plans to apply annual deductibles on a calendar year basis; (2) require certain health care providers to promptly refund excess cost-sharing payments for covered benefits; (3) require certain qualified health plans offered through the Connecticut Health Insurance Exchange to cover certain benefits, have a minimum actuarial value of at least seventy per cent and offer a broad provider network; (4) prohibit life insurers from discriminating against persons on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity; and (5) make changes to various provisions of the general statutes concerning high deductible health plans to more closely conform to provisions of the Internal Revenue Code concerning health savings accounts and medical savings accounts.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00030
Introduced
1/8/21
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To allow children, stepchildren and other dependent children to retain dental insurance coverage under their parents' insurance policies until they attain the age of twenty-six or obtain substitute coverage through an employer.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00031
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To: (1) Prohibit certain insurers from discriminating against an individual solely because the individual is a living organ donor; and (2) provide that such discrimination constitutes a violation of the Connecticut Unfair Insurance Practices Act.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00032
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To require each insurer that delivers or issues a homeowners insurance policy in this state to settle or otherwise dispose of a claim under the policy not later than forty-five days after the claim is made.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00033
Introduced
1/8/21
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To prohibit a health carrier from: (1) Requiring a contracting health care provider to collect any cost-sharing payment due and owing from an insured for a covered benefit that the health care provider provided to the insured; and (2) reducing any payment to a contracting health care provider due to an insured's nonpayment or partial payment of the insured's cost-sharing liability for a covered benefit that the health care provider provided to the insured.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00034
Introduced
1/8/21
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To require certain health carriers and pharmacy benefits managers to give credit for payments made by third parties for the amount of, or any portion of the amount of, an insured's or enrollee's cost-sharing liability for a covered benefit.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00035
Introduced
1/8/21
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/28/21
Refer
1/28/21
Report Pass
2/25/21
Report Pass
2/25/21
Refer
3/3/21
Report Pass
3/9/21
Refer
4/28/21
To expand the policy for financial assistance for post-secondary education expenses to youths adopted on or after January 1, 2001 through the Department of Children and Families foster care program.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00036
Introduced
1/8/21
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/28/21
Refer
1/28/21
Report Pass
2/25/21
Report Pass
2/25/21
Refer
3/3/21
Report Pass
3/9/21
Report Pass
3/9/21
To prohibit disciplinary action against public school children for unpaid school lunch charges and to allow any public or private parties to donate to payoff such debt.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00037
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To permit any owner of a residential building with a foundation made of defective concrete to obtain a reassessment of such building, which shall remain valid until such foundation is repaired or replaced, and to require quarries that produce aggregate for use in concrete to annually prepare a geological source report.
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Connecticut 2021 Regular Session
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00038
Introduced
1/8/21
Refer
1/8/21
To increase the number of elderly residents eligible for property tax relief and permit municipalities to exempt from taxation one motor vehicle belonging to a person seventy-one years of age or older who has resided in the municipality for not less than forty years.