Sec. 166.159. DISCRIMINATION RELATING TO EXECUTION OF MEDICAL POWER OF ATTORNEY. A health or residential care provider, health care service plan, insurer issuing disability insurance, self-insured employee benefit plan, or nonprofit hospital service plan may not: (1) charge a person a different rate solely because the person has executed a medical power of attorney; (2) require a person to execute a medical power of attorney before: (A) admitting the person to a hospital, nursing home, or residential care home; (B) insuring the person; or (C) allowing the person to receive health or residential care; or (3) refuse health or residential care to a person solely because the person has executed a medical power of attorney.
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