Viramune, HIV prevention medication. Photo: JB Reed/Bloomberg News
The NY Department of Financial Services has issued a circular letter warning insurers against discriminating against New Yorkers who use HIV prevention medications. It also issued a letter reminding health insurers that selling short-term, limited duration policies remains illegal in the state, despite a proposed federal rule by the Trump administration.
June 22, 2018 at 04:26 PM
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The New York State Department of Financial Services has issued a circular letter warning life, disability and long-term care insurers against discriminating when underwriting policies for New Yorkers who use HIV prevention medications.
The department also issued a letter warning health insurers that certain short-term health insurance plans envisioned by the Trump administration in a proposed federal rule are illegal in New York state.
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