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Code · Utah · Title 31A — Insurance Code · Chapter 44

31A-44-301. Precontractual recording requirements.

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Effective 5/10/2016
31A-44-301. Precontractual recording requirements.
(1)A provider shall file with the department a current disclosure statement that meets the requirements of this part.
(2)A provider shall comply with Subsection
(1)before the provider:
(a)contracts to provide continuing care to a resident in this state;
(b)extends the term of an existing continuing care contract with a resident in this state that requires a person to pay an entrance fee, regardless of whether the extended continuing care contract requires an entrance fee; or
(c)solicits or offers, or directs another person to solicit or offer, a continuing care contract to a resident of the state.
(3)A provider solicits or offers a contract under Subsection (2)(c) , if, after 12 months before the day on which a party to a continuing care contract signs or accepts a continuing care contract, the provider or a person acting on behalf of the provider gives information concerning the facility or the availability of a continuing care contract for the facility:
(a)in a direct communication to an individual in the state; or
(b)in a paid advertisement published in or broadcast from the state, except for a paid advertisement in a publication with more than two-thirds of the publication's circulation outside of the state.
Enacted by Chapter 270 , 2016 General Session
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