Individual policy regulations in Kansas include the following details:
- Insurance companies can refuse to cover individuals due to the status of their health.
- Newborns are automatically covered for 31 days if the parents have a family plan instead of coverage for just one person in the family.
- Individual insurance policies are required to cover post-delivery hospital stays and breast cancer screening.
- Pre-existing conditions can be excluded for up to two years or can be permanently excluded with an elimination rider.
- Insurance policies cannot be canceled unless you have not paid your premiums. The exception to this is temporary healthcare insurance.
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Kansas Health Insurance Association offers access to health insurance to residents who have been denied individual policies. KHIA offers six plans from which to choose. These plans offer a variety of deductibles. Services covered may include preventative health care, hospital care, and prescriptions. Some plans allow members to see healthcare providers who do not belong to the KHIA network.
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