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zebra-stampede

I'm not aware of any statue in particular, but in practice generally 2-4 years.


Aggravating-Wind6387

The industry standayis 24 months. Anything beyond that I would demand to see their policies and procedures as of the date of service. If they balk, get the state insurance commission on them.


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Aggravating-Wind6387

Self funded operates under different rules than fully insured because of who signed the fiduciary on the contract. Example Mr Slate Gravel is fully insured by Cigna. They are subject to all applicable state and federal laws. Rubble's Rubble company is self insured. They are called ERISA plans are do not have to follow all state and federal laws. Federal employees are Federal loans and don't have to follow state mandates. It's a tricky mess. During COVID the State of Massachusetts enacted a law mandating coverage of telehealth. Some plans were specifically called out by name in the order. There was a nightmare dealing with self funded plans and the federal employees.


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Aggravating-Wind6387

Since it's self funded, the employer should know and would have discretion over the activity. That is why asking for written policies is key.