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North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 58 > Article 67 - Health Maintenance Organization Act
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Chapter 58
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§ 58-67-1
Short title
§ 58-67-5
Definitions
§ 58-67-10
Establishment of health maintenance organizations
§ 58-67-11
Additional HMO application information
§ 58-67-15
Health maintenance organization of bordering states may be admitted to do business; reciprocity
§ 58-67-20
Issuance and continuation of license
§ 58-67-25
Deposits
§ 58-67-30
Management and exclusive agreements; custodial agreements
§ 58-67-35
Powers of health maintenance organizations
§ 58-67-45
Fiduciary responsibilities
§ 58-67-50
Evidence of coverage and premiums for health care services
§ 58-67-55
Statements filed with Commissioner
§ 58-67-60
Investments
§ 58-67-65
Prohibited practices
§ 58-67-66
Collaboration with local health departments
§ 58-67-70
Coverage for chemical dependency treatment
§ 58-67-74
Coverage for certain treatment of diabetes
§ 58-67-75
No discrimination against mentally ill or chemically dependent individuals
§ 58-67-76
Coverage for mammograms and cervical cancer screening
§ 58-67-77
Coverage for prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests
§ 58-67-78
Coverage of certain prescribed drugs for cancer treatment
§ 58-67-79
Coverage for reconstructive breast surgery following mastectomy
§ 58-67-80
Meaning of terms "accident", "accidental injury", and "accidental means"
§ 58-67-85
Master group contracts, filing requirement; required and prohibited provisions
§ 58-67-88
Continuity of care
§ 58-67-90
Licensing and regulation of agents
§ 58-67-95
Powers of insurers and hospital and medical service corporations
§ 58-67-100
Examinations
§ 58-67-105
Hazardous financial condition
§ 58-67-110
Protection against insolvency
§ 58-67-115
Hold harmless agreements or special deposit
§ 58-67-120
Continuation of benefits
§ 58-67-125
Enrollment period
§ 58-67-130
Replacement coverage
§ 58-67-135
Incurred but not reported claims
§ 58-67-140
Suspension or revocation of license
§ 58-67-145
Rehabilitation, liquidation, or conservation of health maintenance organization
§ 58-67-150
Regulations
§ 58-67-155
Administrative procedures
§ 58-67-160
Fees
§ 58-67-165
Penalties and enforcement
§ 58-67-170
Statutory construction and relationship to other laws
§ 58-67-171
Other laws applicable to HMOs
§ 58-67-175
Filings and reports as public documents
§ 58-67-180
Confidentiality of medical information
§ 58-67-185
Severability
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U.S. Code Provisions: Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs)
U.S. Code Title 42 > Chapter 6A > Subchapter XI - Health Maintenance Organizations
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