Wisconsin Code § 632.75

Prohibited provisions for disability insurance
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(1) DEATH PRESUMED FROM EXTENDED ABSENCE. Section
813.22 (1) applies to any disability insurance policy providing a
death benefit.
(2) DIVIDENDS CONDITIONED ON CONTINUATION OF POLICY
OR PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS. Except on the first or second anniversary, no dividend payable on a disability insurance policy
may be made contingent on the continuation of the policy or on
premium payments.
(3) PROHIBITION OF EXCLUSION FROM COVERAGE OF CERTAIN DEPENDENT CHILDREN. No disability insurance policy issued or renewed on or after April 30, 1980, may exclude or terminate from coverage any dependent child of an insured person or
group member solely because the child does not reside with the
insured person or group member. This subsection does not apply
to a group policy, as defined in s. 632.897 (1) (c), or an individual
policy, as defined in s. 632.897 (1) (cm) , that is subject to s.
632.897 (10).
(4) OUT-OF-STATE SERVICE PROVIDERS. Except as provided
in s. 628.36, no disability insurance policy may exclude or limit
coverage of health care services provided outside this state, if the
services are provided within 75 miles of the insured’s residence
in a facility licensed or approved by the state where the facility is
located.
(5) PAYMENTS FOR HOSPITAL SERVICES. No insurer may reimburse a hospital for patient health care costs at a rate exceeding
the rate established under ch. 54, 1985 stats., or s. 146.60, 1983
stats., for care provided prior to July 1, 1987.

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