Colorado Code § 10-16-107.4

Health-care sharing plan or arrangement - required reporting and certification - noncompliance - information posted on division website - rules
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(1) A person
not authorized by the commissioner pursuant to article 3 of this title 10 to offer insurance in this
state that offers or intends to offer a plan or arrangement to facilitate payment or reimbursement
of health-care costs or services for residents of this state, regardless of whether the person is
domiciled in this state or another state, shall submit to the commissioner by October 1, 2022, and
by March 1 each year thereafter:
(a) The following information:
(I) The total number of individuals and households that participated in the plan or
arrangement in this state in the immediately preceding calendar year;
(II) The total number of employer groups that participated in the plan or arrangement in
this state in the immediately preceding calendar year, specifying the total number of
participating individuals in each participating employer group;
(III) If the person offers a plan or arrangement in other states, the total number of
participants in the plan or arrangement nationally;
(IV) Any contracts the person has entered into with providers in this state that provide
health-care services to plan or arrangement participants;
(V) The total amount of fees, dues, or other payments collected by the person in the
immediately preceding calendar year from individuals, employer groups, or others who
participated in the plan or arrangement in this state, specifying the percentage of fees, dues, or
other payments retained by the person for administrative expenses;
(VI) The total dollar amount of requests for reimbursement of health-care costs or
services submitted in this state in the immediately preceding calendar year by participants in the
plan or arrangement or providers that provided health-care services to plan or arrangement
participants;
(VII) The total dollar amount of requests for reimbursement of health-care costs or
services that were submitted in this state and were determined to qualify for reimbursement
under the plan or arrangement in the immediately preceding calendar year;
(VIII) The total amount of payments made to providers in this state in the immediately
preceding calendar year for health-care services provided to or received by a plan or
arrangement participant;
(IX) The total amount of reimbursements made to plan or arrangement participants in
this state in the immediately preceding calendar year for health-care services provided to or
received by a plan or arrangement participant;
(X) The total number of requests for reimbursement of health-care costs or services
submitted in this state in the immediately preceding calendar year that were denied, expressed as
a percentage of total reimbursement requests submitted in that calendar year, and the total
number of reimbursement request denials that were appealed;
(XI) The total amount of health-care expenses submitted in this state by plan or
arrangement participants or providers in the immediately preceding calendar year that qualify for
reimbursement pursuant to the plan or arrangement criteria but that, as of the end of that calendar
year, have not been reimbursed, excluding any amounts that the plan or arrangement participants
incurring the health-care costs must pay before receiving reimbursement under the plan or
arrangement;
(XII) The estimated number of plan or arrangement participants the person is
anticipating in this state in the next calendar year, specifying the estimated number of
individuals, households, employer groups, and employees;
(XIII) The specific counties in this state in which the person:
(A) Offered a plan or arrangement in the immediately preceding calendar year; and
(B) Intends to offer a plan or arrangement in the next calendar year;
(XIV) Other states in which the person offers a plan or arrangement;
(XV) A list of any third parties, other than a producer, that are associated with or assist
the person in offering or enrolling participants in this state in the plan or arrangement, copies of
any training materials provided to a third party, and a detailed accounting of any commissions or
other fees or remuneration paid to a third party in the immediately preceding calendar year for:
(A) Marketing, promoting, or enrolling participants in a plan or arrangement offered by
the person in this state; or
(B) Operating, managing, or administering a plan or arrangement offered by the person
in this state;
(XVI) The total number of producers that are associated with or assist the person in
offering or enrolling participants in this state in the plan or arrangement, the total number of
participants enrolled in the plan or arrangement through a producer, copies of any training
materials provided to a producer, and a detailed accounting of any commissions or other fees or
remuneration paid to a producer in the immediately preceding calendar year for marketing,
promoting, or enrolling participants in a plan or arrangement offered by the person in this state;
(XVII) Copies of any consumer-facing and marketing materials used in this state in
promoting the person's plan or arrangement, including plan or arrangement and benefit
descriptions and other materials that explain the plan or arrangement;
(XVIII) The name, mailing address, e-mail address, and telephone number of an
individual serving as a contact person for the person in this state;
(XIX) A list of any parent companies, subsidiaries, and other names that the person has
operated under at any time within the immediately preceding five calendar years; and
(XX) An organizational chart for the person and a list of the officers and directors of the
person;
(b) A certification by an officer of the person that, to the best of the person's good-faith
knowledge and belief, the information submitted is accurate and satisfies the requirements of this
subsection (1).
(2) (a) If the person subject to the requirements of subsection (1) of this section fails to
submit the information or certification required by said subsection, the submission is incomplete.
The commissioner shall make a determination of completeness no later than forty-five days after
the submission. If the commissioner has not informed the person of any deficiencies in the
submission within forty-five days after receiving the submission, the submission is considered
complete.
(b) (I) If the commissioner determines that a person fails to comply with the
requirements of subsection (1) of this section, the commissioner shall:
(A) Notify the person that the submission is incomplete and enumerate in the
notification each deficiency found in the person's submission; and
(B) Allow the person thirty days after notice of the incomplete submission to remedy the
deficiency found in the submission.
(II) If the person does not remedy the deficiency within the thirty-day period, the
commissioner may levy a fine not to exceed five thousand dollars per day.
(III) If the person does not remedy the deficiency or deficiencies within thirty days after
the initial fine is levied, the commissioner may issue a cease-and-desist order in accordance with
section 10-3-904.5.
(3) On or before April 1, 2023, and on or before each October 1 thereafter, the
commissioner shall:
(a) Prepare a written report summarizing the information submitted by persons pursuant
to subsection (1) of this section; and
(b) Post on the division's website the report and accurate and evidence-based information
about the persons who submitted information pursuant to subsection (1) of this section, including
how consumers may file complaints.
(4) The commissioner may adopt rules as necessary to implement this section.
(5) This section does not apply to:
(a) Direct primary care agreements as defined in article 23 of title 6; or
(b) Other consumer payment arrangements identified by the commissioner by rule,
including consumer payment plans offered directly by a provider to a patient or the party
responsible for payment on behalf of the patient.

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