Utah Code § 31A-22-613.5

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(1)
(a) This section applies to all health benefit plans.
(b) Subsection (2) applies to:
(i) all health benefit plans; and
(ii) coverage offered to state employees under Subsection 49-20-202(1)(a).
(2) The commissioner shall promote informed consumer behavior and responsible health benefit
plans by requiring an insurer issuing a health benefit plan to provide to all enrollees, before
enrollment in the health benefit plan, written disclosure of:
(a) restrictions or limitations on prescription drugs and biologics, including:
(i) the use of a formulary;
(ii) co-payments and deductibles for prescription drugs; and
(iii) requirements for generic substitution;
(b) coverage limits under the plan;
(c) any limitation or exclusion of coverage, including:
(i) a limitation or exclusion for a secondary medical condition related to a limitation or exclusion
from coverage; and
(ii) easily understood examples of a limitation or exclusion of coverage for a secondary medical
condition;
(d)
(i)
(A) each drug, device, and covered service that is subject to a preauthorization requirement
as defined in Section 31A-22-650; or
(B) if listing each device or covered service in accordance with Subsection (2)(d)(i)(A) is too
numerous to list separately, all devices or covered services in a particular category where
all devices or covered services have the same preauthorization requirement;
(ii) each requirement for authorization as defined in Section 31A-22-650 for:
(A) each drug, device, or covered service described in Subsection (2)(d)(i)(A); and
(B) each category of devices or covered services described in Subsection (2)(d)(i)(B); and
(iii) sufficient information to allow a network provider or enrollee to submit all of the information
to the insurer necessary to meet each requirement for authorization described in Subsection
(2)(d)(ii);

(e) whether the insurer permits an exchange of the adoption indemnity benefit in Section

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