Colorado Code § 10-16-119

Requirements for excess loss or stop-loss health insurance used in conjunction with self-insured employer benefit plans under the federal "Employee Retirement Income Security Act" - data collection 2013-18 - rules
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(1) Any entity issuing
excess loss insurance shall file all policy forms with the division and certify compliance with the
provisions of this title.
(2) All excess loss insurance shall be issued to cover the employer's liability under the
employer's self-insured obligation. Excess loss insurance shall meet the following requirements:
(a) The policy shall only be issued to insure an employer and not the employer's
employees;
(b) Payment by the issuer of the insurance shall only be made to the employer and not
the employees or providers;
(c) Commencing with policies issued or renewed on and after January 1, 2003, the
minimum retention to the employer shall be no less than fifteen thousand dollars per person per
plan year with a minimum one hundred twenty percent of expected claims aggregate.
(3) Repealed.

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