Code of Maryland Regulations (Last Updated: April 6, 2021) |
Title 31. Maryland Insurance Administration |
Subtitle 14. LONG-TERM CARE |
Chapter 31.14.01. Long-Term Care Insurance |
Sec. 31.14.01.32. Claims Denial Reporting Form
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The following form is to be used for reporting claim denials made by each insurer as required by Regulation .24G of this chapter:
Claims Denial Reporting Form Long-Term Care Insurance
For the State of
For the Reporting Year of
Company Name: __________________________ Due: June 30 annually Company Address: _________________________________________ Company NAIC Number: ____________________________________ Contact Person: _________________ Phone Number: ______________ Line of Business: _____________ Individual ________ Group Instructions
The purpose of this form is to report all long-term care claim denials under in force long-term care insurance policies. "Denied" means a claim that is not paid for any reason other than for claims not paid for failure to meet the waiting period or because of an applicable preexisting condition.
State
DataNationwide
Data11 Total Number of Long-Term Care Claims Reported 2 Total Number of Long-Term Care Claims Denied/Not Paid 3 Number of Claims Not Paid due to Preexisting Condition Exclusion 4 Number of Claims Not Paid due to Waiting (Elimination) Period Not Met 5 Net Number of Long-Term Care Claims Denied for Reporting Purposes (Line 2 Minus Line 3 Minus Line 4) 6 Percentage of Long-Term Care Claims Denied of Those Reported (Line 5 Divided By Line 1) 7 Number of Long-Term Care Claim Denied due to: 8 Long-Term Care Services Not Covered under the Policy2 9 Provider/Facility Not Qualified under the Policy3 10 Benefit Eligibility Criteria Not Met4 11 Other 1 The nationwide data may be viewed as a more representative and credible indicator where the data for claims reported and denied for your state are small in number.
2 Example-home health care claim filed under a nursing home only policy.
3 Example-a facility that does not meet the minimum level of care requirements or the licensing requirements as outlined in the policy.
4 Examples-a benefit trigger not met, certification by a licensed health care practitioner not provided, no plan of care.