Connecticut 2025 Regular Session

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1515 REP. DEMICCO, 21st Dist.
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2020 AN ACT CONCERNING CONSUMER PROTECTIONS FOR LONG-
2121 TERM CARE INSURANCE.
2222 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General
2323 Assembly convened:
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2525 That title 38a of the general statutes be amended to: (1) As part of any 1
2626 long-term care premium rate increase request, require that any long-2
2727 term care insurance carrier provide details of any reinsurance contracts 3
2828 associated with such insurer's long-term care policies, including, but not 4
2929 limited to, the participation percentage of each reinsurer identified by 5
3030 the reinsurance contract date; (2) require that any long-term care 6
3131 insurance carrier offer a full refund of all premiums paid to any 7
3232 policyholder who requests such refund, provided the policy has existed 8
3333 for not less than five years and such policyholder has not submitted any 9
3434 claims under such policy; (3) require that any long-term care insurance 10
3535 carrier demonstrate that such carrier sold a certain number of long-term 11
3636 care insurance policies or conducted such carrier's business in a way that 12
3737 produced sufficient premiums to substantially cover anticipated losses 13
3838 for a policy form to be eligible to receive a premium rate increase for 14
3939 existing policyholders of such policy form; (4) prohibit any long-term 15 Proposed Bill No. 5280
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4545 that exceeds premium increase representations made during the 17
4646 application process or as indicated as a significant increase as defined in 18
4747 the long-term care policy, whichever is greater; and (5) require that each 19
4848 long-term care insurance carrier that seeks a long-term care premium 20
4949 rate increase include in such carrier's application for such rate increase 21
5050 the incurred loss and actual paid loss for each policy year, which shall 22
5151 be included in the Insurance Department's disposition report. 23
5252 Statement of Purpose:
5353 To establish certain consumer protections for long-term care insurance.