North Dakota Code § 26.1-36-37.1

Standard health insurance proof of loss form - Claim payment time
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The commissioner shall prescribe by rule a standard health insurance proof of loss and 
claim form for use in filing proof of loss and a claim for all health care services. For purposes of 
this section, "health care service" means any service included in providing an individual with 
medical, dental, or hospital care or any service incident to providing medical, dental, or hospital 
care as well as any service provided to prevent, alleviate, care, or heal human illness or injury. 
After receipt of a health insurance proof of loss form, the insurer shall, within fifteen business 
days, pay the claim or that portion of the claim that is not contested, deny the claim, or make an 
initial request for additional information. If a claim or a portion of a claim is contested, the 
insured or the insured's assignee must be notified in writing that the claim is contested and the 
reasons for the contest. Nothing in this notification precludes the insurer from denying the claim 
in whole or in part, for other reasons at a later date. Within fifteen business days of the receipt of 
the information initially requested, the insurer shall pay or deny the claim.

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