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Code · Illinois · Chapter 215 — INSURANCE · Act 109

Sec. 50. Point-of-service plans.

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Sec. 50. Point-of-service plans.
(a)If an employer who has 25 or more employees and contributes 25% or more to the cost of the dental benefit plan coverage to employees and the only dental plan coverage being offered requires enrollees to select a primary care provider (dentist) and has no out-of-plan covered services option, the managed care dental plan with which the employer is contracting for the coverage shall offer a dental point-of-service ("POS") option to the employee.
(b)An employer may require an employee who accepts the POS option to be responsible for the payment of a premium over the amount of the premium for the coverage provided to employees under the dental benefit plan offered which requires enrollees to select a primary care provider (dentist) and has no out-of-plan covered services option. The enrollee may pay any additional premium either directly or by payroll deduction in the same manner in which the other premium is paid. The premium for the POS option shall be as established by the managed care dental plan using its underwriting guidelines for establishing rates to be charged for products which it offers.
(c)Different cost-sharing provisions may be imposed for the POS option.
(d)An employer may charge an employee who accepts the POS option a reasonable administrative fee for costs associated with the employer's reasonable administration of the POS option.
(e)The POS option to be offered pursuant to this Section may be satisfied by the plan by allowing prospective enrollees to elect the POS option during the employer's enrollment period, and remaining in the POS option until the next open enrollment period, or any other basis reasonably determined by the plan to satisfy the requirements of this Section.
(f)A managed care dental plan required to offer a POS option pursuant to this Act shall be subject to those rules for POS products as set by the Department.
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