Public Acts 99 and 100 of 2012: The Autism Insurance Reform Acts
These two acts put the mandate into the nonprofit health care corporation act and the Insurance Code.
What the acts did
Public Act 99
Added section 416e to the Nonprofit Health Care Corporation Reform Act (Senate Bill 414).
Public Act 100
Added section 3406s to the Insurance Code (Senate Bill 415).
Timing
The state autism program reports the reform in effect October 15, 2012. Each act applies to policies beginning 180 days after its April 18, 2012 enactment.
Related act
Public Act 101 of 2012 (Senate Bill 981) created the reimbursement program.
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Public Acts 99 and 100 of 2012: The Autism Insurance Reform Acts: short answers
What is Senate Bill 414 and 415?
They became Public Acts 99 and 100 of 2012.
Do the acts cover self-funded plans?
No. The state says self-funded plans are not mandated.
Where can I read them?
The Legislature publishes each act as a PDF.
Public Acts 99 and 100 of 2012: The Autism Insurance Reform Acts: not legal advice. Send us your renewal.
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