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APPENDIX E Life, Annuity and Health Filings - North Dakota Insurance Department (7/1/08-6/30/09) Total Filings: Life Annuity Health Total # Filings 951 565 928 2,444 Ave. # Days 15 26 56 33 Filings include: Form only Rate only Form and Rate combined Other (primarily advertising) ( Life and Annuity mings are primarily Form only filings. Health mings are divided among: Form only Rate only Form and Rate combined Other Total # Filings 280 273 151 224 928 Ave. # Days 58 45 77 54 56

North Dakota mandated benefits summary Mandate N.D.C.C. Description 1 Grl1Up"healt~ pcilky and meditalsen1e''e contra"ct 'f:?;,.".c,., ;~. *,1' ",0&11 op'tloo$'for drugs and- ch'lrc}practtc,cate ".~: ~" ~. ~~' ~ " 1t, i' I :V ;. ~ I I _. ' '."" ili",>_ U$ kl I, 1..\ ' & 2 Coverage for off-label uses of drugs 3 4 5 Gro~p"health pol icy ~fl~ health serv.ice contract.su'bii~;rice abuse',cove'li~ge '" -,, ;.--.',/. Gmup heaith pohc.y:~'iidh'ealth,serv,ice contract, "fu~' ~ "",,mental disorder cov~age ''? '.", ;; Health insurance policy and health service contract-mammogram examination coverage 6 Health insurance policy and health service cdntract-involuntary complications of pregnancy coverage 2"6.1'-36-06 26.1-36-06.1 26.1-36-09.1 Reqruires coverage 'of all prescribed dr,ugs and medicines and hi-ropractic care ~f?qvided by, afil ap~'rop't:'ta:tely licer'sed 'chiropractor. Prohibits carriers from excluding coverage of a drug for a particular indication on the grounds that the drug has not been approved by the FDA for the indication if the drug is recognized for treatment of the indication in one of the standard reference compendia or medical ' literature. R~gjtir~s carriers 'to. provide benefits ofthe same typ,e for other illnesses, fjf,tt!'t;e dj'a:gip1'osi's,.ev,aruati:onand' treaunent I of a'lcolle1isrn,ld rlljg.. addiction or related illnesses. R~,qlUires ~arrier~to~rldvti ie belilefig,o'f the same t)y'}i)e o.ffered for othet illn~sres,forthe 'Qri,a,gno5'is; eva'ltlatl'om 1 amid treatmeht of mental disorders arid other related i1lness'esc. Requires carriers to provide benefits of the same type offered for other illnesses, for: 1. One baseline mammogram examination for each woman who is at least 35 but less than 40 2. One mammogram examination every year, or more frequently if ordered by a physician, for each woman who is at least 40. 26.1-36-09.2 Prohibits carriers from applying exclusions, reductions or other limitations to coverage, deductibles or coinsurance provisions for benefits related to involuntary complications of pregnancy, unless they apply generally to all other conditions. 7 Coverage for treatment of certain disorders 26.1-36-09.3 Requires coverage for surgical and nonsurgical treatment of temporomandibular joint disorder and craniomandibular disorder. Coverage for this condition must be the same as coverage for any other joint disorder. *Mandates highlighted in gray apply to group policies. 1

8 Preventive health care-copayments 26.1-36-09.4 Requires: 1. Coverage for prenatal care benefits. 2. Coverage of recommended immunizations from birth through age five. 3. Coverage for well child visits from birth through age five. 9 Health insurance and health service contract- 26.1-36-09.6 Requires carriers to cover an annual digital rectal exam and a prostate- Prostate-specific antigen test coverage specific antigen test for: (1) an asymptomatic male age 50 and over, (2) a black male age 40 and over, and (3) a male with a family history of prostate cancer age 40 and over. 10 Food and food products for inherited metabolic 26.1-36-09.7 Requires coverage for medical foods and low-protein modified food diseases products determined by a physician to be medically necessary for the therapeutic treatment of an inherited metabolic disease for individuals born after Dec. 31, 1962. 11 Health insurance policy and health service 26.1-36-09.8 Requires carriers to provide benefits of the same type offered for contract-postdelivery coverage for mothers and illnesses for inpatient care for a mother and her newborn for 48 hours newborns following a vaginal delivery and 96 hours following a caesarean delivery. 12 Dental anesthesia and hospitalization coverage 26.1-36-09.9 Requires carriers to provide benefits for anesthesia and hospitalization for dental care provided to a covered individual who is: (a) under age 9, (b) severely disabled or (c) has a medical condition requiring hospitalization or general anesthesia for dental care treatment. 13 Health insurance policy and health service 26.1-36-09.10 Defines "emergency medical condition" as "a medical condition that contract-prehospital emergency medical services manifests itself by symptoms of sufficient severity which may include severe pain and that a prudent layperson who possesses an average knowledge of health and medicine could reasonably expect the absence of medical attention to result in placing the person's health in jeopardy,, serious impairment of a bodily function, or serious dysfunction of any body part." Requires that contracts that provide prehospital emergency medical services benefits use the definition above to make coverage decisions. 14 Health insurance coverage for newborn and 26.1-36-07 Provides coverage of injury or sickness (including coverage of congenital adopted children-scope of coverage- defects and birth abnormalities) to new children of any insured whose Notification of birth or adoption policy includes coverage for a family member. Coverage must be provided from the moment of birth for newly born infants or from the date of physical placement for adopted children. 2

15 I Juvenile's accident and health coverage to continue-conditions 16 I Prisoner's accident and health coverage to continue-conditions 17 I Individual and group health insurance for dependents 26.1-36-20 Inequires carriers to continue coverage of a juvenile while the le~al custody of the juvenile has been given by a court to any public institution or agency, as long as the juvenile meets all other usual qualifications for insurability and continues to pay premiums. It states that incarceration may not be used as a basis for canceling the juvenile's policy. 26.1-36-21 I Requires carriers to continue coverage ofa prisoner while incarcerated and under state supervision as long as the prisoner meets all other usual qualifications for insurability and continues to pay premiums. 26.1-36-22 I Mandates than an individual or group health insurance policy may be extended to insure the individuals, employees or members with respect to their family members or dependents including dependents of dependents, or any class or classes thereof. 19 lp(jhner spous'e'siand d;~p'endent chtldyen's '" ~.. ~.~>,i" < '{i;, ~< accident an.d.heihth.coverage tocoriti~hue- :; ~_;i~~ -J.&;::Ji ;h1j'j':' - lconditions!'!,..' 20 s~r~ice of advanced regist~r~~ nurse practitioner-direct reimbursement required, " The mandate requires that premium for the insurance be paid either from funds contributed by policyholder or from funds contributed by the covered persons (if not the policyholder), or from both. coverage may not be terminated while the child is both incapable of self-sustaining employment by reason of mental retardation or physical handicap and chiefly depebdent on the employee or member for support and maintenance. Re l:~;~arriers td ojff~r c0nti'~~edlcover~~~'for up to 39 weeks, of hospit~;i,.stll;~icalla~~~major ttih}~'1 beliilefits4to etrr:lpl~ye-es, o~ member:s (and t/frelr de-pende~) whose g.rojllp co\7erage would otf),efwlse termi~!~-,~ecal!ls~ t>t terrm.i'l1l'attc!n of emp'i9<~~ent0r melrlbership. Prot{ibjff~'~~Jtract~~FQ~ incl~:~ provisions that terminate coverage!gr a CO~~_f~d spouse.s!~e_11 a-s a ie'~~\ft of a bre.~_j,f1l t~e. marital. :relaltions'hlel..': excedfby reason ' 1'T an~emftry' of a decree 'of-aj:lnulmer:lt or-i3lvorce. T.' '.'..._~ 26.1-36-09.5 I Mandates that advanced registered nurse practitioners meeting the state's licensing requirements are entitled to: (1) payment for services performed that are within their scope of practice and (2) direct reimbursement by the insurer. *Mandates highlighted in gray apply to group policies only. 3

21 Freedom of choice for pharmacy services 26.1-36-12.2 Prohibits third party payors (including health care insurers) who provide pharmacy services and prescription drugs to any beneficiary from: 1. Preventing beneficiaries from selecting any appropriately licensed pharmacist of his or her choice to provide goods and services; 2. Imposing a copayment fee, or other condition on a beneficiary selecting a participating or contracting provider that is not equally imposed on all beneficiaries; or 3. Denying any appropriately licensed pharmacy or pharmacist willing to accept the terms of the third party payor's contract the right to participate as a preferred provider or as a contracting provider for any policy or plan. 0 22 Discrimination in optometric services prohibited 43-13-31 Requires that contracts that provide payment for optometric services, make payment regardless of whether the service is performed by a physician or optometrist. 23 Information disclosure 26.2-36-03.1 Requires carriers to make a plan description, written in layperson's terms, including the terms and conditions of coverage available to covered persons. 4