Table Of Contents of the INDEX

 

Abnormal structures of body
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ABNORMAL structures of body causes by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

ABNORMAL structures of body causes by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on

Index of Sec 108. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ABNORMAL structures of body causes by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on

Index of Sec 108. ...

Abortion
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
SEC 258. -- APPLICATION OF STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258.
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   Sec 258, application of State and federal laws regarding

Index of Sec 258. ...
(a) NO PREEMPTION OF STATE LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (a)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   No preemption of State laws regarding

Index of Sec 258. ...
(b) NO EFFECT ON FEDERAL LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (b)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   No Effect on federal laws regarding

Index of Sec 258. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   Willingness or refusal to provide

Index of Sec 258. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (b) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION or providing or participating in training to provide abortion ;   Cover or referring for

Index of Sec 258. ...

Abortion: performance of
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
(a) NO PREEMPTION OF STATE LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (a)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION on minor ;   Coverage or procedural requirements on abortions including parental notification or consent for performance of

Index of Sec 258. ...

Acceptable coverage
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(B) TRANSITION TO EXCHANGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (h) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Secretary developing procedures to provide for transition of eligible individuals enrolled in health insurance coverage offered through high-risk pool established under section to be enrolled in

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(a) ACCESS TO COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (a)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage under division ;   Subject to succeeding provisions of section for purposes of establishing

Index of Sec 202. ...
(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage under division ;   Employment-based health plan described in paragraph to be treated as

Index of Sec 202. ...
Sec 256. -- Treatment Of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 256. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage so long as Secretary of Labor determining that coverage for employees being substantially equivalent or greater than coverage provided for employees pursuant to essential benefits packaging ;   Coverage provided pursuant to Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act to be treated as qualified health benefits planning providing

Index of Sec 256. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Time of birth being not otherwise covered under

Index of Sec 305. ...
(2) EXTENDED TREATMENT AS MEDICAID ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   End of period referred in paragraph being not otherwise covered under

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(3) SPECIAL RULE FOR INDIANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage for purposes of division ;   Subparagraph of paragraph not applying to individual having coverage treating as acceptable coverage for purposes of section 59b(d)(2) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 but not treated as

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(3) SPECIAL RULES WITH RESPECT TO APPLICATION OF TAX AND PENALTY PROVISIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Affordable credit eligible individual if resident being resident of one of 50 States to be treated as covered by

Index of Sec 346. ...
Sec 401. -- Individual Responsibility.
SEC 401. -- INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE A SEC 401.
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Individual's responsibility to obtain

Index of Sec 401. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(3) INDIVIDUALS RESIDING OUTSIDE UNITED STATES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage during period described in subparagraph or section 911(d)(1) ;   Qualified individual to be treated for purposes of section as covered by

Index of Sec 501. ...
(4) INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN POSSESSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage during taxable year ;   Individual being bona fide resident of possession of United States for taxable year to be treated for purposes of section as covered by

Index of Sec 501. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage at times during period ;   Requirements of subsection being met with respect to individual for perioding if individual covered by

Index of Sec 501. ...
(a) REQUIREMENT OF REPORTING.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X. (a)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage to individual during calendar year making return described in subsection with respect to individual ;   Every person providing

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) QUALIFIED HEALTH COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Term qualified health coverage meaning

Index of Sec 521. ...

Acceptable coverage or date
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage or date on which individual becoming eligible for health insurance coverage through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Extending to earlier of date on which individual becoming eligible for

Index of Sec 113. ...

Acceptable coverage: cases of de minimis lapses of
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(f) REGULATIONS. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Exemption from tax imposed under subsection in cases of de minimis lapses of

Index of Sec 501. ...

Acceptable coverage: other
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(a) ACCESS TO COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (a)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Individuals being eligible to obtain coverage through enrollment in Exchange-participating health benefits planning offered through Health Insurance Exchange unless individuals enrolled in another qualified health benefits planning or other

Index of Sec 302. ...

Acceptable coverage: term
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(1) ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage having meaning given term in section 302(d)(2) ;   Term

Index of Sec 100. ...

Accident benefits: sick and
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(c) EXTENSION TO ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARIES OF SICK AND ACCIDENT BENEFITS PROVIDED TO MEMBERS OF A VOLUNTARY EMPLOYEES' BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION AND THEIR DEPENDENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (c)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT benefits to members association and dependents ;   Purposes of providing for payment of sick and

Index of Sec 571. ...

Account
Sec 102. -- Ensuring Value And Lower Premiums.
(b) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 102. (a) Quoted: SEC 2714. (b)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT special circumstances of smaller plans, different types of plans and newer plans ;   Methodolology to be designed to take into

Index of Sec 102. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(B) BASIS FOR CLAIMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT ;   Participating employment-based plan taking into

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(f) CERTAIN COSTS NOT INCLUDED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (f)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT under subsection ;   Purposes of section, costs paid or incurred by employer for food or health insurance not to be taken into

Index of Sec 112. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(B) SPECIAL ENROLLMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT special circumstances of individuals and employers ;   Commissioner providing for special enrollment periods to take into

Index of Sec 305. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT health care providers used by individual involved or other relevant factors as Commissioner specifying ;   Process involving random assignment or other form of assignment taking into

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 306. -- Other Functions.
(b) COORDINATION OF RISK POOLING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (b)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT differences in risk characteristics of individuals and employees enrolled under different Exchange-participating health benefits planing offered by entities so as to minimizing impact of adverse selection of enrollees among plans offered by entities ;   Commissioner establishing mechanism whereby being adjustment making of premium amounting payable among QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits planing of premiums collected for plans taking into

Index of Sec 306. ...
Sec 512. -- Health Care Contributions Of Nonelecting Employers.
(4) SPECIAL RULE FOR SEPARATE ELECTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (a) Quoted: (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT only wages paid to employees being not subject to election ;   Paragraph to be applied for period by taking into

Index of Sec 512. ...
(4) SPECIAL RULE FOR SEPARATE ELECTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (d) (1) Quoted: (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT only compensation paid to employees being not subject to election ;   Subsection to be applied for period by taking into

Index of Sec 512. ...
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(1) NONRESIDENT ALIEN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT under section ;   Only amounts taking into account in connection with tax imposed under section 871(b) to be taken into

Index of Sec 551. ...
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(C) SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO CREDITS AND REFUNDS. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (C) (ii)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT under subparagraph to be reduced by amount of crediting or refunding ;   Amount of tax taking into

Index of Sec 552. ...
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(5) REGULATIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT economic relationships among entities ;   Treatment of member of foreign controlled group of entities as common parent of group if treatment being appropriate taking into

Index of Sec 561. ...
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT in determining whether requirements of subparagraphs and paragraph being met with respect to transaction only if present value of reasonably expected pre-tax profit from transaction being substantial in relation to present value of expected net tax benefits to be allowed if transaction respected ;   Potential for profit of transaction to be taken into

Index of Sec 562. ...
(B) TREATMENT OF FEES AND FOREIGN TAXES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT as expenses in determining pre-tax profit under subparagraph ;   Fees and other transaction expenses and foreign taxes to be taken into

Index of Sec 562. ...
(4) FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (4)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT as purpose for entering into transaction if origin of financial accounting benefit being reduction of Federal income tax ;   Achieving financial accounting benefit not to be taken into

Index of Sec 562. ...
(3) SPECIAL RULE FOR AMENDED RETURNS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (2) Quoted: (i) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT for purposes of subsection if amendment or supplement filed after earlier of date taxpayer being first contacted by Secretary regarding examination of return or other date as specified by Secretary ;   No event amending or supplementing to return of tax to be taken into

Index of Sec 562. ...

Account innovation
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(1) RECOMMENDATIONS ON BENEFIT STANDARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT innovation in health care and considering standards reducing health disparities ;   Committee taking into

Index of Sec 223. ...

Account number
Account number: social security
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(E) ANNUAL REPORTS. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (E) (i)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT number or correcting information maintained in records and results of contestations ;   Number of applicants whose declaration of citizenship or immigration status, name or social security account number being not consistent with records maintained by Commissioner of Social Security or Department of Homeland Security and number conteste inconsistency and sought to document citizenship or immigration status, name or social security

Index of Sec 341. ...
(B) FUNDING. - paragraph (i) - paragraph (II)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (B) (i) (II)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT number under paragraph ;   Responding to individuals contesting with Commissioner of Social Security reported inconsistency with records maintained by Commissioner of Social Security or Department of Homeland Security relating to citizenship or immigration status, name or social security

Index of Sec 341. ...

Account number: social security
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(v) COORDINATION OF INFORMATION WITH HEALTH CHOICES ADMINISTRATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT numbers of individuals as required to provide for verification of citizenship under subsection of section 341 of Affordable Health Care for America Act in connection with determinations of eligibility for affordability credits under section ;   Health Choices Commissioner collecting and using names and social security

Index of Sec 341. ...
(ii) CONFORMING AMENDMENT. - paragraph (x)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (ii) Quoted: (x)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT numbers as provided in section 205(v)(1) ;   Health Choices Commissioner collecting and use social security

Index of Sec 341. ...

Accountability of QHBP
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNTABILITY of QHBP offering entities in meeting Federal health insurance requirements ;   Commissioner undertaking activities in accordance with subtitle to promote

Index of Sec 242. ...

Accounting and reconciliation: annual
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(B) FUNDING. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (B) (iii)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNTING and reconciliation of actual costs incurred and funds provided under agreement ;   Providing for annual

Index of Sec 341. ...
(C) REVIEW OF ACCOUNTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (C)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNTING and reconciliation conducted pursuant to subparagraph to be reviewed by Inspectors General of Social Security Administration and Health Choices Administration ;   Annual

Index of Sec 341. ...

Actuarial basis
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL basis for including coverage under basic plan of services described in section 222(d)(4)(a) ;   Commissioner estimating basic per enrollee determined on average

Index of Sec 213. ...

Actuarial services
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (2) - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL services if doing so not involving restraint of trade ;   Performing

Index of Sec 262. ...

Actuarial value
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(2) SEGREGATION OF FUNDS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (e) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value described in section 213(b) used for purpose ;   Only premium amounting attributable to

Index of Sec 303. ...

Actuarial value of 70 percent
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of 70 percent of full actuarial value of benefits provided under reference benefiting package ;   Basic plan offering essential benefits packaging required under title II for qualified health benefits planning with

Index of Sec 303. ...

Actuarial value of benefit package
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(c) REDUCTION DESCRIBED. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of benefit package being greater than 5 percent ;   Term substantial meaning increase in total premium share or decrease in

Index of Sec 110. ...

Actuarial value of benefits
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(A) ENHANCED PLAN.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (b) (6) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of benefits providing under reference benefiting package described in section 222(c)(3)(b) ;   Level of cost-sharing for enhanced plans to be designed so that plans having benefits being actuarially equivalent to approximately 85 percent of

Index of Sec 223. ...
(B) PREMIUM PLAN.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (b) (6) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of benefits providing under reference benefiting package described in section 222(c)(3)(b) ;   Level of cost-sharing for premium plans to be designed so that plans having benefits being actuarially equivalent to approximately 95 percent of

Index of Sec 223. ...

Actuarial value: full
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of benefits provided under reference benefiting package ;   Basic plan offering essential benefits packaging required under title II for qualified health benefits planning with actuarial value of 70 percent of full

Index of Sec 303. ...

Actuarial value: increased
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(d) DETERMINATION AND PAYMENT OF COST-SHARING AFFORDABILITY CREDIT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (d)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of benefits under plan provided under section 303(c)(2)(b) resulting from reduction in cost-sharing described in subsections ;   Commissioner providing for payment to offering entity of amount equivalent to increased

Index of Sec 344. ...

Actuarial value percentage
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(2) ADJUSTMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value percentage specified in table under section 343(d) for income tier involved ;   Commissioner adjusting maximum out-of-pocket limits under paragraph to ensure that limits meeting

Index of Sec 344. ...

Actuarial value percentages: two
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(B) APPLICATION OF HIGHER ACTUARIAL VALUE PERCENTAGE AT TIER TRANSITION POINTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (d) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value percentages to be determined with respect to individual ;   Two

Index of Sec 343. ...

Administrative and other payments
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS and amount of payments shared with plan and description of percentage of prescriptions For which PBM receiving payments ;   Administrative and other payments from pharmaceutical manufacturers and description of types of

Index of Sec 233. ...

Administrative action
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(b) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (b)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE action to increase use of electronic health records by small health care providers including use of public and private funding sources ;   Including recommendations for legislation or

Index of Sec 263. ...

Administrative costs
Sec 322. -- Premiums And Financing.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (a) (1) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE costs related to operating public health insurance option  ;  

Index of Sec 322. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(E) ANNUAL REPORTS. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (E) (ii)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE costs of conducting status verification under paragraph  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...

Administrative functions of section 1874a
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(c) ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (c)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE functions of section 1874a of Social Security Act with respect to public health insurance option in same manner as Secretary entering into contracts under subsection of section ;   Secretary entering into contracts for purpose of performing

Index of Sec 321. ...

Administrative or judicial review of payment rate or
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(c) LIMITATIONS ON REVIEW.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (c)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT rate or methodolology established under section or section 324 ;   No administrative or judicial review of

Index of Sec 323. ...

Administrative simplification
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (F)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification as identified by Secretary in consulations with stakeholders ;   Providing for other requirements relating to

Index of Sec 115. ...
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification ;   Entity focusing mission on

Index of Sec 115. ...

Administrative simplification provisions
Sec 237. -- Application Of Administrative Simplification.
SEC 237. -- APPLICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SIMPLIFICATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 237.
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification provisions under part C of title XI of Social Security Act with respect to qualified health benefits planing offers ;   QHBP offering entity required to comply with

Index of Sec 237. ...

Administrative simplification provisions of part and
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification provisions of part and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ;   Secretary promulgating annual audit and certification process to ensure that health plans and clearinghouses being syntactically and functionally compliant standard transactions mandated pursuant to

Index of Sec 115. ...

Adoption
Sec 224. -- Process For Adoption Of Recommendations; Adoption Of Benefit Standards.
(2) DETERMINATION TO ADOPT STANDARDS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 224. (a) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

ADOPTION of recommending and providing Committee with further opportunity to modify previous recommendations and submitting new recommendations to Secretary on timely basis ;   Secretary notifying Health benefiting Advisory Committee in writing of determining and reasons for not proposing

Index of Sec 224. ...

Adoption of benefit standards
Sec 224. -- Process For Adoption Of Recommendations; Adoption Of Benefit Standards.
(2) DETERMINATION TO ADOPT STANDARDS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 224. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ADOPTION of benefit standards so recommended as package ;   Proposing

Index of Sec 224. ...

Adoption: initial
Sec 224. -- Process For Adoption Of Recommendations; Adoption Of Benefit Standards.
(3) CONTINGENCY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 224. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ADOPTION of recommended standards by deadline specified in subsection ;   Secretary otherwise to be unable to propose initial

Index of Sec 224. ...

Affirmative election
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(2) OPT-OUT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFIRMATIVE election before employer automatically enrolling employee plan ;   Employer providing employee with 30-day period to make

Index of Sec 412. ...

Affordability: benefits and
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (h) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY if making eligible for coverage in Exchange ;   Improving benefits and

Index of Sec 302. ...

Affordability cost
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY cost-sharing credit under section 344 to be applied as reduction of cost-sharing otherwise applicable to plan  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) FLEXIBILITY IN PLAN ENROLLMENT AUTHORIZED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY cost-sharing credit under section 344 to be used for enrollees in enhanced or premium plans  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (a)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY cost-sharing credit under section for affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in form of cost-sharing reduction described in subsection provided under section for income tier in which individual classified based on individual's modified adjusted gross income  ;  

Index of Sec 344. ...

Affordability credits
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(2) SEGREGATION OF FUNDS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (e) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits provided under subtitle C of title II not used for purposes of paying for services  ;  

Index of Sec 303. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(A) OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle C periods to be during September through November of year or other time maximizing timeliness of income verification for purposes of subtitle ;   Commissioner establishing annual open enrollment period during that Exchange-eligible individual or employer electing to enroll in Exchange-participating health benefits planning for following plan year and enrollment period for

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 308. -- Optional Operation Of State-Based Health Insurance Exchanges.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (iv)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 308. (b) (1) (A) (iv)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle B using same methodologies ;   Administering

Index of Sec 308. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle ;   Commissioner through Health Insurance Exchange or another public entity under arrangement making with Commissioner making determination as to eligibility of individual for

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) USE OF STATE MEDICAID AGENCIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle and same standards as used by Commissioner ;   Commissioner determining that State Medicaid agency having capacity to make determination of eligibility for

Index of Sec 341. ...
(ii) SPECIAL RULES. - paragraph (II)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (C) (ii) (II)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle ;   Reference to medical assistance or enrollment under State plan deeming reference to provision of

Index of Sec 341. ...
(ii) SPECIAL RULES. - paragraph (II)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (D) (ii) (II)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle ;   Reference to benefits under program deeming reference to

Index of Sec 341. ...
(F) GAO REPORT. - paragraph (iv)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (F) (iv)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits ;   Effectiveness of systems in preventing ineligible individuals from receiving for

Index of Sec 341. ...
(E) APPLICATION TO PUBLIC ENTITIES ADMINISTERING AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (E)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY Credits ;   Application to public entities administering

Index of Sec 341. ...
(v) COORDINATION OF INFORMATION WITH HEALTH CHOICES ADMINISTRATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under section ;   Health Choices Commissioner collecting and using names and social security account numbers of individuals as required to provide for verification of citizenship under subsection of section 341 of Affordable Health Care for America Act in connection with determinations of eligibility for

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(d) CLARIFICATION OF TREATMENT OF AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (d)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle not to be treated to be benefit provided under section 403 of title  ;  

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 347. -- No Federal Payment For Undocumented Aliens.
SEC 347. -- NO FEDERAL PAYMENT FOR UNDOCUMENTED ALIENS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 347.
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits on behalf of individuals being not lawfully present in United States ;   Nothing in subtitle allowing Federal payments for

Index of Sec 347. ...

Affordability credits: aggregate amount of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits for affordable credit eligible individuals enrolled in plan ;   Commissioner paying QHBP offering entity offering plan from Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund aggregate amount of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Affordability credits: individual
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(3) INDIVIDUAL AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle C of title III including determination of eligibility for credits ;   Administration of individual

Index of Sec 242. ...

Affordability premium credits
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(d) TREATMENT OF STATE BENEFIT MANDATES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (d)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY premium credits under subtitle C as result of increase in premium in basic plans as result of application of requirement ;   State entering into arrangement satisfactory to Commissioner to reimburse Commissioner for amount of net increase in

Index of Sec 303. ...

Antitrust laws
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
SEC 262. -- RESTORING APPLICATION OF ANTITRUST LAWS TO HEALTH SECTOR INSURERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262.
Automated Concept:

ANTITRUST laws to health Sector Insurers ;   Sec 262 restoring application of

Index of Sec 262. ...
(c) - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

ANTITRUST laws with respect to price fixing, market allocation or monopolization ;   Nothing contained in Act modifying, impairing or superseding operation of

Index of Sec 262. ...

Appointment
Appointment: staggered term of
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(4) TERMS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

APPOINTMENT members ;   Excepting that terms of initial members to be adjusted in order to provide for staggered term of

Index of Sec 223. ...

Appointment: initial
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(3) MEMBERSHIP. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (3) (C)
Automated Concept:

APPOINTMENTS to be made not later than 60 days after date of enactment of Act ;   Initial

Index of Sec 223. ...

Assessment
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(5) STATE CONTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT against issuers for pool losses ;   Case of State required health insurance issuers to contribute to State high-risk pool or similar arrangement for

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(d) ASSESSMENT AND COUNSELING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (d)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT and brief counseling for domestic violence as part of behavioral health assessment or primary care visit and determining appropriate coverage for assessment and counseling ;   Secretary supporting need for

Index of Sec 222. ...

Assessment of penalties
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(E) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (E)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT of penalties under section in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of excise taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(5) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (5)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT of penalties under paragraph in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of excise taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating

Index of Sec 423. ...

Assessment: behavioral health
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(d) ASSESSMENT AND COUNSELING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (d)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT and counseling ;   Secretary supporting need for assessment and brief counseling for domestic violence as part of behavioral health assessment or primary care visit and determining appropriate coverage for

Index of Sec 222. ...

Attorney
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(c) ADVANCED DIRECTIVE DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care ;   Term advanced directive including living or durable power of attorney for

Index of Sec 240. ...
Sec 253. -- Whistleblower Protection.
(a) RETALIATION PROHIBITED. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 253. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION relating to violation ;   Attorney general of State

Index of Sec 253. ...

Automatic enrollment
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(c) AUTOMATIC ENROLLMENT FOR EMPLOYER SPONSORED HEALTH BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c)
Automated Concept:

AUTOMATIC enrollment for Employer sponsored health Benefits  ;  

Index of Sec 412. ...

Automatic enrollment requirement
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

AUTOMATIC enrollment requirement under paragraph ;   Writing notice of employees' rights and obligations relating to

Index of Sec 412. ...

Automatic payroll deduction
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(4) AUTOENROLLMENT OF EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

AUTOMATIC payroll deduction of employee contributions to employment-based health plan ;   Subsection superseding law of State preventing

Index of Sec 412. ...

Back
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(2) REQUIREMENTS FOR OPT-OUT PROCESS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

BACK ;   Providers participating in Medicare choosing to opt out of participating in public health insurance option opting

Index of Sec 323. ...

Behavioral health treatments
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(b) MINIMUM SERVICES TO BE COVERED. - paragraph (7)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

BEHAVIORAL health treatments ;   Mental health and substance use disorder services including

Index of Sec 222. ...

Beneficiary
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (a)
Automated Concept:

RETIREMENT unless reduction being made with respect to active participants ;   Reduction affecting benefits provided to participant or beneficiary as of date participant retired for purposes of plan and reduction occuring after participant's

Index of Sec 110. ...
(b) NO REDUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan to reduce benefits provided to retired participant or participant's beneficiary under terms of plan if reduction of benefits occuring after date participant retired for purposes of plan and reducing benefits provided to participant or participant's beneficiary ;   Prohibiting for group

Index of Sec 110. ...
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(c) ACCESS TO STATE HEALTH BENEFITS RISK POOLS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (c)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations coverage extended under section to State health benefits risking pool recognized by Commissioner for purposes of section solely by reason of extension of coverage beyond date on which coverage otherwise to have expired ;   Provision having effect of limiting or precluding access by qualified beneficiary whose

Index of Sec 113. ...

Beneficiary: eligible
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(2) ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARY.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (a) (1) Quoted: (g) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT or health plan ;   Term eligible beneficiary meaning individual being eligible to receive benefits or coverage under

Index of Sec 571. ...

Beneficiary association or committee or board of
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i) - paragraph (I)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (A) (i) (I)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEES' beneficiary association or committee or board of individuals appointed to administer plan ;   Former employers or employee organizations or associations or voluntary

Index of Sec 111. ...

Beneficiary identification card
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

BENEFICIARY identification card or similar mechanism ;   Including whether individual being eligible for specific service with specific physician at specific facility including utilization of machine-readable health plan

Index of Sec 115. ...

Building
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

JURISDICTION ;   Enforcement process including timely investigation of complaints, random audits to ensure compliance, civil monetary and programmatic penalties for noncompliance consistent with existing laws and regulations and fair and reasonable appeals processing building off of enforcement provisions under part and concurrent State enforcement

Index of Sec 115. ...

Capitation: partial
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

CAPITATION and direct contracting with providers ;   Bundling of services, differential payment rates, performance or utilization based payments, partial

Index of Sec 324. ...

Certification: scope of provider's license or
Sec 238. -- State Prohibitions On Discrimination Against Health Care Providers.
SEC 238. -- STATE PROHIBITIONS ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 238.
Automated Concept:

CERTIFICATION under applicable State law ;   Act not to be construed as superseding laws of State or jurisdiction designed to prohibit qualified health benefits planning from discriminating with respect to participation, reimbursement, covered services, indemnification or related requirements under plan against health care provider acting within scope of provider's license or

Index of Sec 238. ...

Certification process: annual audit and
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification provisions of part and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ;   Secretary promulgating annual audit and certification process to ensure that health plans and clearinghouses being syntactically and functionally compliant standard transactions mandated pursuant to

Index of Sec 115. ...

Child
Child and adolescent health
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with disabilities, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent

Index of Sec 223. ...

Child: minor
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
SEC 715. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 715, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
SEC 9814. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 9814, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(a) REQUIREMENTS FOR TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DEFORMITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (a)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
SEC 2708. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 2708, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
SEC 2755. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2755.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 2755, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...

Child health assistance
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(4) TRANSITION FOR CHIP ELIGIBLES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (d) (4)
Automated Concept:

CHILD health assistance under title XXI of Social Security Act for period during Y1 not to be Exchange-eligible individual during period ;   Individual being eligible for

Index of Sec 302. ...

Child means
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 2703. (b)
Automated Concept:

CHILD means with respect to participant in group health plan or group health insurance coverage ;   Term qualified

Index of Sec 105. ...
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A) Quoted: SEC 704. (b)
Automated Concept:

CHILD means with respect to participant in group health plan or group health insurance coverage ;   Term qualified

Index of Sec 105. ...
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (3) (A) Quoted: SEC 9804. (b)
Automated Concept:

CHILD means with respect to participant in group health plan ;   Term qualified

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 216. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 216. (b)
Automated Concept:

CHILD means with respect to principal enrollee in qualified health benefits planning ;   Term qualified

Index of Sec 216. ...

Child support
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(1) QUALIFYING CHILD.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD support order ;   Respect to period during that health coverage for child to be provided by individual pursuant to

Index of Sec 501. ...

Citizenship
Citizenship: United States
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (C) Quoted: (D)
Automated Concept:

CITIZENSHIP ;   Commissioner of Social Security determining that records maintained by Commissioner being not consistent with individual's allegation of United States

Index of Sec 341. ...

Citizenship: verification of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(v) COORDINATION OF INFORMATION WITH HEALTH CHOICES ADMINISTRATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under section ;   Health Choices Commissioner collecting and using names and social security account numbers of individuals as required to provide for verification of citizenship under subsection of section 341 of Affordable Health Care for America Act in connection with determinations of eligibility for

Index of Sec 341. ...

Civil action
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(4) ACTIONS TO ENFORCE ASSESSMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (4)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL action in District Court of United States to collect civil penalty under subsection ;   Secretary bringing

Index of Sec 423. ...

Civil law
Sec 326. -- Application Of Fraud And Abuse Provisions.
SEC 326. -- APPLICATION OF FRAUD AND ABUSE PROVISIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 326.
Automated Concept:

CIVIL law identified by Secretary by regulation imposing sanctions with respect to waste, fraud and abuse under Medicare ;   Provisions of

Index of Sec 326. ...

Civil penalty
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(A) CIVIL PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (A)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL penalty against employer of $100 for day in period beginning on date ;   Secretary assessing

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(1) CIVIL PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL penalty against employer of $100 for day in period beginning on date ;   Secretary assessing

Index of Sec 423. ...
(4) ACTIONS TO ENFORCE ASSESSMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (4)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL penalty under subsection ;   Secretary bringing civil action in District Court of United States to collect

Index of Sec 423. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(D) COORDINATION WITH OTHER ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL penalty collected under section 502(c) of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 or sectioning 2793(g) of Public Health Service Act with respect to failure ;   Tax imposed under paragraph with respect to failure to be reduced by amount of

Index of Sec 511. ...

Cobra continations coverage
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations coverage after date of enactment of Act ;   Cobra continations coverage provision covered under

Index of Sec 113. ...

Cobra continations coverage: continued availability of
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(2) NOTICE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations coverage to individuals under paragraph ;   Secretary of Labor providing rules setting forth form and manner in which prompt notice to individuals of continued availability of

Index of Sec 113. ...

Cobra continations coverage: required period of
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(b) CONTINUED EFFECT OF OTHER TERMINATING EVENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (b)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations coverage extended under subsection terminating upon occurrence of terminating event specified in applicable continations coverage provision other than expiration of period of specified number of months ;   Required period of

Index of Sec 113. ...

Cobra continations coverage: term
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) COBRA CONTINUATION COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations coverage meaning continations coverage provided pursuant to part 6 of subtitle B of title I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ;   Term

Index of Sec 113. ...

Cobra continations coverage: whose
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(c) ACCESS TO STATE HEALTH BENEFITS RISK POOLS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (c)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations coverage extended under section to State health benefits risking pool recognized by Commissioner for purposes of section solely by reason of extension of coverage beyond date on which coverage otherwise to have expired ;   Provision having effect of limiting or precluding access by qualified beneficiary whose

Index of Sec 113. ...

Cobra continations coverage provision
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations coverage after date of enactment of Act ;   Cobra continations coverage provision covered under

Index of Sec 113. ...

Cobra continations provision: term
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(2) COBRA CONTINUATION PROVISION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COBRA continations provision meaning provisions of law described in paragraph ;   Term

Index of Sec 113. ...

Coercive practices
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(11) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (11)
Automated Concept:

COERCIVE practices to force providers not to contract with other entities offering coverage through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Entity complying with other applicable requirements of title that including standards regarding billing and collection practices for premiums and related grace periods and including standards to ensure that entity not using

Index of Sec 304. ...

Coinsurance
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(4) COST-SHARING.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

COINSURANCE, copayments and similar charges ;   Term cost-sharing including deductibles,

Index of Sec 100. ...

Coinsurance: copayments and
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

COINSURANCE or other out-of-pocket costs for plan participants and beneficiaries ;   Amounts paid to participating employment-based plan under subsection only to be used to reduce costs of health care provided by plan by reducing premium costs for employer or employee association maintaining plan and reducing premium contributions, deductibles, copayments,

Index of Sec 111. ...
(B) BASIS FOR CLAIMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

COINSURANCE to be included along with amounts paid by participating employment-based plan ;   Dependent of retiree in form of deductibles, copayments and

Index of Sec 111. ...

Collective bargaining
Sec 254. -- Construction Regarding Collective Bargaining.
SEC 254. -- CONSTRUCTION REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 254.
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining over terms or conditions of employment related to health care ;   Nothing in division to be construed to alter or supersede statutory or other obligation to engage in

Index of Sec 254. ...

Collective bargaining agreement
Sec 254. -- Construction Regarding Collective Bargaining.
SEC 254. -- CONSTRUCTION REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 254.
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining agreement ;   Plan amendment making pursuant to collective bargaining agreement relating to plan amending plan solely to conform to requirement added by division not to be treated as termination of

Index of Sec 254. ...
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(b) MULTIEMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan to be treated as amounts paid by employer ;   Contributions making pursuant to collective bargaining agreement or other agreement group

Index of Sec 424. ...

Collective bargaining agreement: last of
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (d) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining agreements relating to plan terminating ;   Date on which last of

Index of Sec 106. ...

Collective bargaining agreement: more
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining agreements between employee representatives and 1 or more employers ratified before date of enactment of Act ;   Case of group health plan maintained pursuant to 1 or more

Index of Sec 106. ...

Communications: further
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

ROBUST requiring minimal augmentation by paper transactions or clarifiations by further communications ;   Efficient and

Index of Sec 115. ...

Comparative manner
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) COVERAGE INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

COMPARATIVE manner and including information on benefits premiums, cost-sharing, quality, provider networks and consumer satisfaction ;   Information to be provided in

Index of Sec 305. ...

Compensation
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(4) SALARY REDUCTIONS NOT TREATED AS EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION of employee not to be treated as amount paid by employer ;   Corresponding reduction in

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 512. -- Health Care Contributions Of Nonelecting Employers.
(4) SPECIAL RULE FOR SEPARATE ELECTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (d) (1) Quoted: (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid to employees being not subject to election ;   Subsection to be applied for period by taking into account only

Index of Sec 512. ...

Compensation: $5,000 of
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION from employer for services performed in trade or business of employer during taxable year ;   Term qualified employee meaning employee of employer for taxable year of employer if employee received $5,000 of

Index of Sec 521. ...

Compensation: aggregate
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) CREDIT NOT ALLOWED WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN HIGHLY COMPENSATED EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to employee during taxable year exceeding $80,000 ;   No credit to be determined under subsection with respect to qualified employee health coverage expensing paid or incurred with respect to employee for taxable year if aggregate

Index of Sec 521. ...

Compensation: Average
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) PHASEOUT BASED ON AVERAGE COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION of Employees ;   Phaseout based on Average

Index of Sec 521. ...

Compensation: average amount of
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(3) AVERAGE ANNUAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (3)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to qualified employees of employer during taxable year ;   Average amount of

Index of Sec 521. ...

Compensation: term
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(4) COMPENSATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (4)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION having meaning given term in section 408(p)(6)(a) ;   Term

Index of Sec 521. ...

Competitive disadvantage
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPETITIVE disadvantage ;   Secretary delaying implementation reform in geographic areas in which implementation placing public health insurance option at

Index of Sec 324. ...

Competitive procedures
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(3) FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

COMPETITIVE procedures to be used in awarding contracts under subtitle to extent  ;  

Index of Sec 304. ...

Compliance
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL monetary and programmatic penalties for noncompliance consistent with existing laws and regulations and fair and reasonable appeals processing building off of enforcement provisions under part and concurrent State enforcement jurisdiction ;   Enforcement process including timely investigation of complaints, random audits to ensure compliance,

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE with Federal requirements ;   Commissioner conducting audits of qualified health benefits planning

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 308. -- Optional Operation Of State-Based Health Insurance Exchanges.
(B) PROCESS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 308. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE with standards for approval under section ;   Commissioner establishing process to work with State described in subparagraph to provide assistance necessary to assure that State's Exchange coming into

Index of Sec 308. ...
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(b) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DISCOVER NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 802. (b)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE ;   Secretary taking timely enforcement action as appropriate to achieve

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(2) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE with health coverage participation requirements ;   Periodic investigations to determine

Index of Sec 423. ...

Compliance audits: random
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE audits and targeted audits in response to complaints or other suspected noncompliance ;   Audits including random

Index of Sec 242. ...

Compliance procedures: formal investigation and
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(i) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE procedures established by Commissioner ;   Determination by Commissioner to terminate contract to be made in accordance with formal investigation and

Index of Sec 304. ...

Compliance purposes and purpose: program
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(2) CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE purposes and purpose of combating waste ;   Permitting State or Federal law enforcement authorities to use information provided for program

Index of Sec 233. ...

Congenital
Congenital or developmental deformity
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(a) REQUIREMENTS FOR TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DEFORMITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (a)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...

Congenital or developmental deformity or disorder
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
SEC 715. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 715, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
SEC 9814. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 9814, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
SEC 2708. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 2708, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
SEC 2755. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2755.
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity or disorder ;   Sec 2755, standards relating to Benefits for minor

Index of Sec 108. ...

Congenital defects
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

CONGENITAL defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on abnormal structures of body causes by

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONGENITAL defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on abnormal structures of body causes by

Index of Sec 108. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

CONGENITAL defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on abnormal structures of body causes by

Index of Sec 108. ...

Consent: written
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(C) SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO CREDITS AND REFUNDS. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

CONSENT of producer, manufacturer or importer referred in subparagraph to allowance of crediting or making of refund ;   Allowing or made only if seller filing with Secretary written

Index of Sec 552. ...

Constraints: permitting no additions or
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

CONSTRAINTS for electronic transactions including companion guides ;   Permitting no additions or

Index of Sec 115. ...

Consumer
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(7) PURCHASING COLLABORATIVES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT health care service purchasing options for group plan sponsors ;   Business and consumer collaborative providing direct

Index of Sec 114. ...

Consumer focus: strong
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (H)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (H)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER focus including timeliness ;   Cooperative operating with strong

Index of Sec 310. ...

Consumer protections
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (a)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections ;   Purpose of title to establish standards to ensure that new health insurance coverage and employment-based health plans offered meet standards guaranteeing access to affordable coverage, essential benefits and other

Index of Sec 201. ...
Sec 301. -- Individual Responsibility.
(b) OUTLINE OF DUTIES OF COMMISSIONER. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 301. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections under subtitle D of title II ;   Includ establishment of risk pooling mechanism under section 306 and

Index of Sec 301. ...
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(f) CONSUMER PROTECTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (f)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections of residents and residents retaining right to bring claim in State court in State in which resident residing ;   Retaining responsibility for

Index of Sec 309. ...

Consumer satisfaction
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) COVERAGE INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER satisfaction ;   Information to be provided in comparative manner and including information on benefits premiums, cost-sharing, quality, provider networks and

Index of Sec 305. ...

Contract
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT filled via mail order and retail pharmacies ;   Information on number and total cost of prescriptions under

Index of Sec 233. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT received from pharmaceutical manufacturers including rebates ;   Estimate of aggregate average payment per prescription under

Index of Sec 233. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (D)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT at retail and mail order pharmacies and percentage of cases in which generic drug dispensed when available ;   Information on overall percentage of generic drugs dispensed under

Index of Sec 233. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (E)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT in which individuals switched because of PBM policies or direct or indirect control of PBM from prescribed drug having lower cost for QHBP offering entity to drug having higher cost for QHBP offering entity ;   Information on percentage and number of cases under

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(b) LIMITATION ON HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS OFFERED BY OFFERING ENTITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (b)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT with QHBP offering entity under section 304(c) for offering of Exchange-participating health benefits planning in service area unless following requirements being met ;   Commissioner not entering into

Index of Sec 303. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(2) TERM.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT with QHBP offering entity under section for term of not less than one year  ;  

Index of Sec 304. ...
(i) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT with QHBP offering entity under section for offering of Exchange-participating health benefits planning if entity failing to comply with applicable requirements of title ;   Commissioner terminating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(i) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (II)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (i) (II)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT ;   Commissioner providing entity with reasonable notice and opportunity for hearing before terminating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(5) SPECIAL RULE RELATED TO COST-SHARING AND INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (5)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT under section with QHBP offering entity for health benefiting plan providing  ;  

Index of Sec 304. ...
(6) NATIONAL PLAN.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (6)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT under subsection with QHBP offering entity for offering of health benefiting plan with same benefits in every State so long as entity licensed to offer plan in State and benefits meeting applicable requirements State ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing Commissioner from entering into

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(B) SPECIFIED CONTRACT SALE. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT between producer, manufacturer or importer of deviceing and person ;   Price at device being so sold determined in accordance with

Index of Sec 552. ...

Contract: grant or
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT or compact with Indian tribe or tribal organization or programs of third parties funded by Indian Health Service ;   Health services or benefits provided or purchased by Indian Health Service through grant or

Index of Sec 545. ...

Contract: single
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(4) OPTIONAL OFFERING OF PREMIUM-PLUS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT with Commissioner ;   Plans to be offered under single

Index of Sec 303. ...

Contracts
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(D) CONTRACTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACTS with entities for offering of plans through Health Insurance Exchange under terms negotiated between Commissioner and entities ;   Commissioner entering into

Index of Sec 304. ...
(3) FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACTS under subtitle to extent ;   Competitive procedures to be used in awarding

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER information, outreach and assistance in enrollment of small employers being members arrangement under Exchange participating health benefits planing ;   Commissioner entering into contracts with small employer benefit arrangements to provide

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(c) ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (c)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACTS under subsection of section ;   Secretary entering into contracts for purpose of performing administrative functions of section 1874a of Social Security Act with respect to public health insurance option in same manner as Secretary entering into

Index of Sec 321. ...

Contract: entity
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACTS with pharmacy benefit manager or other entity to manage prescription drug coverage or otherwise controlling prescription drug costs under qualified health benefits planning ;   QHBP offering entity

Index of Sec 233. ...

Contract health care service: direct
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(7) PURCHASING COLLABORATIVES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT health care service purchasing options for group plan sponsors ;   Business and consumer collaborative providing direct

Index of Sec 114. ...

Contract sale: specified
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(C) SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO CREDITS AND REFUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (C)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT sale of medical device ;   Case of crediting or refunding under section 6416 of tax imposed under section on specified

Index of Sec 552. ...

Contract sale means
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(B) SPECIFIED CONTRACT SALE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT sale means with respect to medical device ;   Term specified

Index of Sec 552. ...

Contribution
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(2) EMPLOYER REQUIRED CONTRIBUTION.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION specified in subsection for coverage ;   Employer timely paying to issuer of coverageing amount not less than employer required

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 413. -- Employer Contributions In Lieu Of Coverage.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 413. (a)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION being equal to amount equal to 8 percent of average wages paid by employer during period of enrollment ;   Contribution being made in accordance with section with respect to employee if

Index of Sec 413. ...

Contributions
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(b) MULTIEMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (b)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTIONS making pursuant to collective bargaining agreement or other agreement group health plan to be treated as amounts paid by employer  ;  

Index of Sec 424. ...

Contribution: premium
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

COINSURANCE or other out-of-pocket costs for plan participants and beneficiaries ;   Amounts paid to participating employment-based plan under subsection only to be used to reduce costs of health care provided by plan by reducing premium costs for employer or employee association maintaining plan and reducing premium contributions, deductibles, copayments,

Index of Sec 111. ...

Contribution: substantial
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (D) (iii)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTIONS to fund plan ;   Active employee of employer maintaining plan or employer making making substantial

Index of Sec 111. ...

Cooperative
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) SMALL EMPLOYER BENEFIT ARRANGEMENT DEFINED. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE ;   No member having more than 5 percent voting interest in

Index of Sec 305. ...

Cooperative offers
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

LOAN not to be awarded under subsection with respect to cooperative unless following conditions being met ;   Grant or

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE ;   Membership of cooperative to be making up entirely of beneficiaries of insurance coverage offered by

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE before date ;   Not offering insurance before July 16, 2009 and cooperative being not affiliate or successor to insurance company offering

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE incorporating ethical and conflict of interest standards designed to protect against insurance industry involvement and interference in governance of cooperative ;   Governing documents of

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (E)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE consisting of issuance of qualified health benefits planing through Health Insurance Exchange or State-based health insurance exchange ;   Activities of

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (H)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (H)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER focus including timeliness ;   Cooperative operating with strong

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (I)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (I)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE used to lowing premiums ;   Profits making by

Index of Sec 310. ...
(4) RULES OF CONSTRUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE established in another State administration, issuance of coverage or other activities related to acting as QHBP offering entity ;   Nothing in section to be construed to prevent cooperative established in one State from integrating with

Index of Sec 310. ...
(6) REPAYMENT FOR VIOLATIONS OF TERMS OF PROGRAM.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (6)
Automated Concept:

LOAN or grant received by cooperative under section ;   Repaying total amount of

Index of Sec 310. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE offers or issuing insurance coverage ;   Grants to cooperatives to assist cooperatives in meeting State solvency requirements in States in which

Index of Sec 310. ...

Corporation
Sec 553. -- Expansion Of Information Reporting Requirements.
(h) APPLICATION TO CORPORATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 553. (a) Quoted: (h)
Automated Concept:

TAX under section 501(a) ;   Purposes of section term person including corporation being not organization exempt from

Index of Sec 553. ...

Corporation: foreign parent
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

FOREIGN parent corporation ;   Withholding tax imposed under chapter 3 with respect to payment not to be reduced under treaty of United States unless withholding tax to be reduced under treaty of United States if payment being made directly to

Index of Sec 561. ...

Cosmetic surgery
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(B) EXCEPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

COSMETIC surgery performed to reshape normal structures of body to improve appearance or self-esteem ;   Term not including

Index of Sec 108. ...
(2) EXCEPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

COSMETIC surgery performed to reshape normal structures of body to improve appearance or self-esteem ;   Term not including

Index of Sec 108. ...
(B) EXCEPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

COSMETIC surgery performed to reshape normal structures of body to improve appearance or self-esteem ;   Term not including

Index of Sec 108. ...

Credit
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(1) PHASEOUT BASED ON EMPLOYER SIZE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT determined under subsection to be reduced by amount  ;  

Index of Sec 521. ...

Credit: affordability
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit only with respect to basic plan ;   Y1 and Y2 affordable credit eligible individual using

Index of Sec 341. ...
(3) PROHIBITION OF USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS FOR ABORTION COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit not to be used for payment for services described in section 222(d)(4)(a)  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit based upon significant change in modified adjusted gross income described in subsection ;   Initial application of individual for affordability credit under subtitle or application for change in

Index of Sec 345. ...
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (A)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit described in subtitle C of title III ;   Return information of taxpayer whose income being relevant in determining

Index of Sec 541. ...

Credit: affordability premium
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under section 343 to be applied against premium for Exchange-participating health benefits planning in which individual enrolled ;   Affordability premium

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) FLEXIBILITY IN PLAN ENROLLMENT AUTHORIZED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under section 343 ;   Commissioner establishing process to allow affordability premium

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in amount equal to amount by which reference premium amount specified in subsection ;   Affordability premium credit under section for affordable

Index of Sec 343. ...

Credit: affordable
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning ;   Case of affordable

Index of Sec 341. ...
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individuals enrolled in plan ;   Commissioner paying QHBP offering entity offering plan from Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund aggregate amount of affordability credits for affordable

Index of Sec 341. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit only with respect to basic plan ;   Y1 and Y2 affordable credit eligible individual using

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) FLEXIBILITY IN PLAN ENROLLMENT AUTHORIZED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual enrolling in enhanced or premium plan ;   Case of affordable

Index of Sec 341. ...
(e) NO CASH REBATES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (e)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual receiving cash payment as result of application of subtitle ;   No case affordable

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(2) TREATMENT OF FAMILY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individuals to be treated as single affordable credit individual eligible for applicable credit family under subtitle ;   Members of same family being affordable

Index of Sec 342. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION under plan meet requirements of section 412 ;   Term affordable credit eligible individual not including full-time employee of employer if employer offering employee coverage as full-time employee under group health plan if coverage and employer

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in amount equal to amount by which reference premium amount specified in subsection ;   Affordability premium credit under section for affordable

Index of Sec 343. ...
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in form of cost-sharing reduction described in subsection provided under section for income tier in which individual classified based on individual's modified adjusted gross income ;   Affordability cost-sharing credit under section for affordable

Index of Sec 344. ...
(d) DETERMINATION AND PAYMENT OF COST-SHARING AFFORDABILITY CREDIT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (d)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual in tier enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning offered by QHBP offering entity ;   Case of affordable

Index of Sec 344. ...
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(2) REPORTING OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual to be required to inform Commissioner ;   Commissioner establishing rules under which individual determined to be affordable

Index of Sec 345. ...
(d) PENALTIES FOR MISREPRESENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (d)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit exceeding correct amount ;   Case of individual intentionally misrepresenting modified adjusted gross income or individual failing to disclose to Commissioner significant change in modified adjusted gross income under subsection in manner resulting in individual becoming affordable credit eligible individual when individual being not or amount of

Index of Sec 345. ...
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (2) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

BEARING same out-of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing in relation to average income for residents in territory ;   Affordable credit eligible individuals residing in territory

Index of Sec 346. ...
(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (2) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individuals residing in 50 States or District of Columbia in relation to average income for residents ;   Of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing for affordable

Index of Sec 346. ...
(3) SPECIAL RULES WITH RESPECT TO APPLICATION OF TAX AND PENALTY PROVISIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Affordable credit eligible individual if resident being resident of one of 50 States to be treated as covered by

Index of Sec 346. ...

Credit: affordable premium
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT exceeding premium for plan ;   No case affordable premium

Index of Sec 343. ...

Credit: amount of
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(6) NOT TREATED AS TAX IMPOSED BY THIS CHAPTER FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (6)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under chapter or purposes of section 55 ;   Tax imposed under section not to be treated as tax imposed by chapter for purposes of determining amount of

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(4) DENIAL OF DOUBLE BENEFIT.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (f) (4)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT determined under section ;   Deduction otherwise allowable with respect to amounts paid or incurred for health insurance coverage to which subsection applying to be reduced by amount of

Index of Sec 521. ...
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(4) NOT TREATED AS TAX IMPOSED BY THIS CHAPTER FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (d) (4)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under chapter or purposes of section 55 ;   Tax imposed under section not to be treated as tax imposed by chapter for purposes of determining amount of

Index of Sec 551. ...

Credit: amount of affordability
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(d) PENALTIES FOR MISREPRESENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (d)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit exceeding correct amount ;   Case of individual intentionally misrepresenting modified adjusted gross income or individual failing to disclose to Commissioner significant change in modified adjusted gross income under subsection in manner resulting in individual becoming affordable credit eligible individual when individual being not or amount of

Index of Sec 345. ...

Credit: applicable
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(2) TREATMENT OF FAMILY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT family under subtitle ;   Members of same family being affordable credit eligible individuals to be treated as single affordable credit individual eligible for applicable

Index of Sec 342. ...

Credit: appropriate amount of affordability
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(B) RESTRICTION ON USE OF DISCLOSED INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (B)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit described in subtitle C of title III ;   Establishing and verifying appropriate amount of

Index of Sec 541. ...

Credit: no
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) CREDIT NOT ALLOWED WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN HIGHLY COMPENSATED EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to employee during taxable year exceeding $80,000 ;   No credit to be determined under subsection with respect to qualified employee health coverage expensing paid or incurred with respect to employee for taxable year if aggregate

Index of Sec 521. ...
(3) CREDIT ALLOWED FOR ONLY 2 TAXABLE YEARS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT to be determined under subsection with respect to employer for taxable year unless employer elects to have section applying for taxable year ;   No

Index of Sec 521. ...

Credit: receipt of affordability
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(ii) SPECIAL RULES. - paragraph (III)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (C) (ii) (III)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit under subtitle ;   Reference to newly enrolled individual under paragraph of section deeming reference to individual newly in receipt of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Credit: sharing
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under section 344 to be applied as reduction of cost-sharing otherwise applicable to plan ;   Affordability cost-sharing

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) FLEXIBILITY IN PLAN ENROLLMENT AUTHORIZED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under section 344 to be used for enrollees in enhanced or premium plans ;   Affordability cost-sharing

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in form of cost-sharing reduction described in subsection provided under section for income tier in which individual classified based on individual's modified adjusted gross income ;   Affordability cost-sharing credit under section for affordable

Index of Sec 344. ...

Credit: single affordable
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(2) TREATMENT OF FAMILY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT family under subtitle ;   Members of same family being affordable credit eligible individuals to be treated as single affordable credit individual eligible for applicable

Index of Sec 342. ...

Credit amount: affordability
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(2) FLEXIBILITY IN PLAN ENROLLMENT AUTHORIZED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit amount otherwise applicable if individual enrolling in basic plan ;   Individual to be responsible for difference between premium for planning and

Index of Sec 341. ...

Debt
Sec 416. -- Study On Employer Hardship Exemption.
(b) ITEMS INCLUDED IN STUDY.

Deficit
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) INSUFFICIENT FUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (h) (2)
Automated Concept:

DEFICIT ;   Secretary making adjustments as necessary to eliminate

Index of Sec 101. ...

Dental
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(d) PROVISION OF BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (d)
Automated Concept:

DENTAL ;   Nothing in division to be construed as prohibiting qualified health benefits planning from subcontracting with stand alone health insurance issuers or insurers for provision of

Index of Sec 221. ...

Dental: licensed
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(2) SECOND YEAR. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (c) (2) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

VISION carrier ;   Offers coverage of excepted benefits described in section 2791(c)(2)(a) of Public Health Service Act for individuals and families from State-licensed dental and

Index of Sec 202. ...

Developmental abnormalities
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

DEVELOPMENTAL abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on abnormal structures of body causes by congenital defects,

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

DEVELOPMENTAL abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on abnormal structures of body causes by congenital defects,

Index of Sec 108. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

DEVELOPMENTAL abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on abnormal structures of body causes by congenital defects,

Index of Sec 108. ...

Disabilities
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

DISABILITIES, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with

Index of Sec 223. ...

Disallowance
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (6)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (1) Quoted: (6)
Automated Concept:

DISALLOWANCE of claimed tax benefits by reason of transaction lacking economic substance or failing to meet requirements of similar rule of law  ;  

Index of Sec 562. ...

Disclosure
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other information as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely

Index of Sec 233. ...
(2) EMPLOYMENT-BASED HEALTH PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE to participants by group health plans of plan disclosure, plan terms and conditioning and periodic financial disclosure with standards established by Commissioner under paragraph ;   Secretary of Labor updating and harmonizing Secretary's rules concerning accurate and timely

Index of Sec 233. ...

Disclosure: group health plans of plan
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(2) EMPLOYMENT-BASED HEALTH PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE with standards established by Commissioner under paragraph ;   Secretary of Labor updating and harmonizing Secretary's rules concerning accurate and timely disclosure to participants by group health plans of plan disclosure, plan terms and conditioning and periodic financial

Index of Sec 233. ...

Disclosure: periodic financial
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other information as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial

Index of Sec 233. ...
(2) EMPLOYMENT-BASED HEALTH PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE with standards established by Commissioner under paragraph ;   Secretary of Labor updating and harmonizing Secretary's rules concerning accurate and timely disclosure to participants by group health plans of plan disclosure, plan terms and conditioning and periodic financial

Index of Sec 233. ...

Disclosure: wrongful
Sec 328. -- Application Of Health Information Privacy, Security, And Electronic Transaction Requirements.
SEC 328. -- APPLICATION OF HEALTH INFORMATION PRIVACY, SECURITY, AND ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 328.
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE of individually identifiable health information ;   Part C of title XI of Social Security Act relating to standards for protections against wrongful

Index of Sec 328. ...

Disclosures
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURES under paragraphs and provided in plain language  ;  

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(b) PROCEDURES AND RECORDKEEPING RELATED TO DISCLOSURES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (b)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURES ;   Procedures and recordkeeping related to

Index of Sec 541. ...

Discrimination
Sec 214. -- Nondiscrimination In Benefits; Parity In Mental Health And Substance Abuse Disorder Benefits.
(a) NONDISCRIMINATION IN BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 214. (a)
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION in health benefits or benefit structures for qualifing health benefits ;   Qualified health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to prohibit

Index of Sec 214. ...
Sec 252. -- Prohibiting Discrimination In Health Care.
SEC 252. -- PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION IN HEALTH CARE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 252.
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION in health Care ;   Sec 252 prohibiting

Index of Sec 252. ...
Sec 253. -- Whistleblower Protection.
(b) ENFORCEMENT ACTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 253. (b)
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION by employer in violation of subsection bringing action governed by rules, procedures, legal burdens of proof and remedies setting forth in section 40(b) of Consumer Product Safety Act 15 USC 2087(b) ;   Employee covered by section alleging

Index of Sec 253. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(B) SPECIAL RULE RELATING TO INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (9) (B)
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION under Act ;   Provision of services by Indian health care provider exclusively to Indians and dependents not constituting

Index of Sec 304. ...

Discrimination: complaints of
Sec 259. -- Nondiscrimination On Abortion And Respect For Rights Of Conscience.
(c) ADMINISTRATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 259. (c)
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION based on section and coordinating investigation of complaints ;   Office for Civil Rights of Department of Health and Human Services designated to receive complaints of

Index of Sec 259. ...

Disenroll
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2)
Automated Concept:

DISENROLL from health benefiting coverage prior to enrolling in program ;   Issuer or employment-based health plan to be responsible for reimbursing program for medical expenses incurred by program for individual Secretary finds encouraged by issuer to

Index of Sec 101. ...

Disenrollment
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other

Index of Sec 233. ...

Disenrollment plan
Sec 244. -- Health Insurance Ombudsman.
(b) DUTIES. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 244. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

DISENROLLMENT plan ;   Assistance to individuals with problems arising from

Index of Sec 244. ...

Distribution of affordability premium and cost
Sec 306. -- Other Functions.
(a) COORDINATION OF AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (a)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY premium and cost-sharing credits under subtitle C to QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits planing ;   Commissioner coordinating distribution of

Index of Sec 306. ...

Documentation
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

DOCUMENTATION of actual costs of items and services For which claim submitted ;   Participating employment-based plan submitting claims for reimbursement to Secretary containing

Index of Sec 111. ...

Domestic violence
Sec 107. -- Prohibiting Acts Of Domestic Violence From Being Treated As Preexisting Conditions.
SEC 107. -- PROHIBITING ACTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FROM BEING TREATED AS PREEXISTING CONDITIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107.
Automated Concept:

DOMESTIC violence from treated as preexisting CONDITIONS ;   Sec 107 prohibiting Acts of

Index of Sec 107. ...
(a) ERISA. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

DOMESTIC violence after relating to pregnancy ;   Inserting or

Index of Sec 107. ...
(1) GROUP MARKET. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

DOMESTIC violence after relating to pregnancy ;   Inserting or

Index of Sec 107. ...
SEC 2754. -- PROHIBITION ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AS PREEXISTING CONDITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (b) (2) Quoted: SEC 2754.
Automated Concept:

DOMESTIC violence as preexisting condition ;   Prohibition on

Index of Sec 107. ...
(c) IRC. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

DOMESTIC violence after relating to pregnancy ;   Inserting or

Index of Sec 107. ...
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(d) ASSESSMENT AND COUNSELING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (d)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT and counseling ;   Secretary supporting need for assessment and brief counseling for domestic violence as part of behavioral health assessment or primary care visit and determining appropriate coverage for

Index of Sec 222. ...

Drug
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (E)
Automated Concept:

DRUG having higher cost for QHBP offering entity ;   Information on percentage and number of cases under contract in which individuals switched because of PBM policies or direct or indirect control of PBM from prescribed drug having lower cost for QHBP offering entity to

Index of Sec 233. ...

Drug: prescribed
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(a) HSAS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (a)
Automated Concept:

DRUG or insulin ;   Term including amount paid for medicine or drug only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed

Index of Sec 531. ...
(b) ARCHER MSAS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (b)
Automated Concept:

DRUG or insulin ;   Term including amount paid for medicine or drug only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed

Index of Sec 531. ...
(f) REIMBURSEMENTS FOR MEDICINE RESTRICTED TO PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND INSULIN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

DRUG or insulin ;   Reimbursement for expenses incurred for medicine or drug to be treated as reimbursement for medical expenses only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed

Index of Sec 531. ...

Drug: generic
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (D)
Automated Concept:

DRUG dispensed when available ;   Information on overall percentage of generic drugs dispensed under contract at retail and mail order pharmacies and percentage of cases in which generic

Index of Sec 233. ...

Drug: prescribed
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (E)
Automated Concept:

DRUG having higher cost for QHBP offering entity ;   Information on percentage and number of cases under contract in which individuals switched because of PBM policies or direct or indirect control of PBM from prescribed drug having lower cost for QHBP offering entity to

Index of Sec 233. ...

Drug costs: prescription
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

DRUG costs under qualified health benefits planning ;   QHBP offering entity contracts with pharmacy benefit manager or other entity to manage prescription drug coverage or otherwise controlling prescription

Index of Sec 233. ...

Drug coverage: prescription
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

DRUG costs under qualified health benefits planning ;   QHBP offering entity contracts with pharmacy benefit manager or other entity to manage prescription drug coverage or otherwise controlling prescription

Index of Sec 233. ...

Drug plans: prescription
Sec 543. -- Exclusion From Gross Income Of Payments Made Under Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(b) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 543. (b)
Automated Concept:

DRUG plans ;   Heading of section 139a of Code amended by inserting and retiree health plans after prescription

Index of Sec 543. ...

Drug prices: prescription
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

DRUG prices and spending ;   Commissioner preparing public report providing industrywide aggregate or average information to be used in assessing overall impact of PBMS on prescription

Index of Sec 233. ...

Duty of care: standard of care or
Sec 261. -- Construction Regarding Standard Of Care.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 261. (a)
Automated Concept:

DUTY of care owed by health care providers to patients in medical malpractice action or claim USC 11151(7) ;   Development, recognition or implementation of guideline or other standard under provision described in subsection not to be construed to establish standard of care or

Index of Sec 261. ...

Economic relationships
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(5) REGULATIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC relationships among entities ;   Treatment of member of foreign controlled group of entities as common parent of group if treatment being appropriate taking into account

Index of Sec 561. ...

Economic substance
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(1) APPLICATION OF DOCTRINE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (1)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance only ;   Transaction to be treated as

Index of Sec 562. ...
(A) ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE DOCTRINE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance or lacking business purpose ;   Term economic substance doctrine meaning common law doctrine under which tax benefits under subtitle A with respect to transaction being not allowable if transaction not to have

Index of Sec 562. ...
(b) PENALTY FOR UNDERPAYMENTS ATTRIBUTABLE TO TRANSACTIONS LACKING ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance ;   Penalty for underpayments attributable to transactions lacking

Index of Sec 562. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (6)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (1) Quoted: (6)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance or failing to meet requirements of similar rule of law ;   Disallowance of claimed tax benefits by reason of transaction lacking

Index of Sec 562. ...

Economic substance doctrine
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(A) ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE DOCTRINE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance doctrine meaning common law doctrine under which tax benefits under subtitle A with respect to transaction being not allowable if transaction not to have economic substance or lacking business purpose ;   Term

Index of Sec 562. ...
(D) DETERMINATION OF APPLICATION OF DOCTRINE NOT AFFECTED.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (5) (D)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance doctrine being relevant to transaction to be made in same manner ;   Determination whether

Index of Sec 562. ...

Educational activities
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) DUTIES. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (h) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

EDUCATIONAL activities to increase awareness of Health Insurance Exchange and available small employer health plan options  ;  

Index of Sec 305. ...

Electronic funds
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(e) EXPANSION OF ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS IN MEDICARE. - paragraph (3) - paragraph (25)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (e) (3) Quoted: (25)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC funds transferring under section 1173a ;   Payment being other than electronic funds transferring so long as Secretary adopting and implementing standard for

Index of Sec 115. ...

Electronic transaction
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (F)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC transaction deemed appropriate by Secretary ;   Response and status reporting applicable to

Index of Sec 115. ...
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (E)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC transaction with health care providers quickly and efficiently enrolling with health plan to conduct other electronic transactions provided in part ;   Requiring use of standard

Index of Sec 115. ...

Electronic transaction: equivalent
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (B)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC transaction to be populated from data from paper version ;   Equivalent

Index of Sec 115. ...

Electronic transactions
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

CONSTRAINTS for electronic transactions including companion guides ;   Permitting no additions or

Index of Sec 115. ...
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (E)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC transactions provided in part ;   Requiring use of standard electronic transaction with health care providers quickly and efficiently enrolling with health plan to conduct other

Index of Sec 115. ...
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (D)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC transactions ;   Volunteer to participate in process of seting standards for

Index of Sec 115. ...

Eligibility
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(c) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (c)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY for health plan and health claiming status under section to be adopted not later than October 1, 2011 ;   Including operating rules for transactions for

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle ;   Commissioner through Health Insurance Exchange or another public entity under arrangement making with Commissioner making determination as to eligibility of individual for

Index of Sec 341. ...

Eligibility: determination of
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(3) INDIVIDUAL AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY for credits ;   Administration of individual affordability credits under subtitle C of title III including determination of

Index of Sec 242. ...

Eligibility: determinations of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(2) USE OF STATE MEDICAID AGENCIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle and same standards as used by Commissioner ;   Commissioner determining that State Medicaid agency having capacity to make determination of eligibility for

Index of Sec 341. ...
(v) COORDINATION OF INFORMATION WITH HEALTH CHOICES ADMINISTRATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under section ;   Health Choices Commissioner collecting and using names and social security account numbers of individuals as required to provide for verification of citizenship under subsection of section 341 of Affordable Health Care for America Act in connection with determinations of eligibility for

Index of Sec 341. ...

Eligibility: Exchange
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(3) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (h) (3)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY for individuals and employers ;   Commissioner submitting to Congress report on study conducted under subsection and including in report recommendations regarding changes in standards for Exchange

Index of Sec 302. ...

Eligibility: verification of status
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (C) Quoted: (E)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under section 341(b)(4) of Affordable Health Care for America Act ;   Verification of status eligibility pursuant to procedures established under subsection to be deemed verification of status eligibility for purposes of title, title XXI and

Index of Sec 341. ...

Eligibility determinations
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(4) APPEALS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (4) (B)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY determinations making by Secretary under section ;   Respect to

Index of Sec 101. ...

Eligibility requirements
Sec 416. -- Study On Employer Hardship Exemption.
(c) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 416. (c)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY requirements for employer hardship waiver and safeguards being necessary to protect employees of employer ;   Secretaries and Commissioner submitting recommendations about criteria Congress including when developing

Index of Sec 416. ...

Employee
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining agreements between employee representatives and 1 or more employers ratified before date of enactment of Act ;   Case of group health plan maintained pursuant to 1 or more

Index of Sec 106. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (D) (iii)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTIONS to fund plan ;   Active employee of employer maintaining plan or employer making making substantial

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(B) EMPLOYEE CHOICE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (6) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing by employer of employee under subparagraph choosing coverage plan ;   Employee offered Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

FELONY and fined or imprisoned ;   Officer or employee or former officer or employee of Health Choices Commissioner or officer or employee or former officer or employee of contractor of Health Choices Commissioner publishing or communicating information in individual's possession by reason of employing or positioning as officer to be guilty of

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning that meeting requirements of section 412 ;   Enrolling under Exchange-participating health benefits planning and not enrolled under planning as employee through employer qualified

Index of Sec 342. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION under plan meet requirements of section 412 ;   Term affordable credit eligible individual not including full-time employee of employer if employer offering employee coverage as full-time employee under group health plan if coverage and employer

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 411. -- Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(1) OFFER OF COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 411. (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning in accordance with section 412 ;   Employer offering employee individual and family coverage under qualified

Index of Sec 411. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health benefits planning for individual coverage under plan option with lowest applicable employee premium ;   Requirement of subsection with respect to employer and employee being employer automatically enrolling employee into

Index of Sec 412. ...
(2) OPT-OUT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFIRMATIVE election to opt out of plan or electing coverage under employment-based health benefits planning offered by employer ;   No case employer automatically enrolling employee in plan under paragraph if employee making

Index of Sec 412. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

AUTOMATIC enrollment requirement under paragraph ;   Writing notice of employees' rights and obligations relating to

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 413. -- Employer Contributions In Lieu Of Coverage.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 413. (a)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION being equal to amount equal to 8 percent of average wages paid by employer during period of enrollment ;   Contribution being made in accordance with section with respect to employee if

Index of Sec 413. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

TAX of $100 for day in period beginning on date ;   Imposing failure with respect employee

Index of Sec 511. ...
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) CREDIT NOT ALLOWED WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN HIGHLY COMPENSATED EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to employee during taxable year exceeding $80,000 ;   No credit to be determined under subsection with respect to qualified employee health coverage expensing paid or incurred with respect to employee for taxable year if aggregate

Index of Sec 521. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage ;   Term qualified employee health coverage expenses meaning aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during taxable year for coverage of qualified employee of employer under qualified

Index of Sec 521. ...
(2) QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION from employer for services performed in trade or business of employer during taxable year ;   Term qualified employee meaning employee of employer for taxable year of employer if employee received $5,000 of

Index of Sec 521. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(3) PAYROLL TAXES. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (24)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (a) (3) (D) Quoted: (24)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT making for benefit of employee or eligible beneficiary  ;  

Index of Sec 571. ...
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S flexible spending arrangement ;   Reimbursement from flexible spending arrangement under regulations in effect on date of enactment in Act to be reimbursed from

Index of Sec 571. ...

Employee of Health Choices
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

FELONY and fined or imprisoned ;   Officer or employee or former officer or employee of Health Choices Commissioner or officer or employee or former officer or employee of contractor of Health Choices Commissioner publishing or communicating information in individual's possession by reason of employing or positioning as officer to be guilty of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Employees
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

LITERACY skills ;   Requiring health literacy component to provide special assistance and materials to employees with low

Index of Sec 112. ...
(2) EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT COMPONENT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

PLANNING, onsite delivery, evaluation and improvement efforts ;   Employee engagement component providing for active engagement of employees in worksite wellness programs through worksite assessments and program

Index of Sec 112. ...
Sec 256. -- Treatment Of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 256. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage so long as Secretary of Labor determining that coverage for employees being substantially equivalent or greater than coverage provided for employees pursuant to essential benefits packaging ;   Coverage provided pursuant to Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act to be treated as qualified health benefits planning providing

Index of Sec 256. ...
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
(c) NO EFFECT ON FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS LAW.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (c)
Automated Concept:

TITLE VII of Civil Rights acting of 1964 ;   Nothing in section altering rights and obligations of employees and employers under

Index of Sec 258. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Term Exchange-eligible employer meaning employer being eligible under section to enroll through Health Insurance Exchange employees of employer in Exchange-eligible

Index of Sec 302. ...
(A) SATISFACTION OF EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (6) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing through Health Insurance Exchange consistent with provisions of subtitle B of title IV ;   Employer meeting requirements of section 412 with respect to employees of employer by offering employees option of enrolling with Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (h) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance to employees of employers through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Commissioner establishing and carrying out program to provide to small employers counseling and technical assistance with respect to provision of

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(B) FOR UNAFFORDABLE EMPLOYER COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan exceeding 12 percent of current modified adjusted gross income ;   Case of full-time employees For which cost of employee premium for coverage under group

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(3) PROVISION OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Employer offers to full-time employees opportunity to enroll in qualified health benefits planning or current

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 416. -- Study On Employer Hardship Exemption.
(c) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 416. (c)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY requirements for employer hardship waiver and safeguards being necessary to protect employees of employer ;   Secretaries and Commissioner submitting recommendations about criteria Congress including when developing

Index of Sec 416. ...
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(3) AVERAGE ANNUAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (3)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to qualified employees of employer during taxable year ;   Average amount of

Index of Sec 521. ...

Employees of Health Choices Administration or State
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(B) RESTRICTION ON USE OF DISCLOSED INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance exchange ;   Return information disclosed under subparagraph to be used by officers and employees of Health Choices Administration or State-based

Index of Sec 541. ...

Employee: voluntary
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i) - paragraph (I)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (A) (i) (I)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEES' beneficiary association or committee or board of individuals appointed to administer plan ;   Former employers or employee organizations or associations or voluntary

Index of Sec 111. ...

Employee 30-day period
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(2) OPT-OUT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFIRMATIVE election before employer automatically enrolling employee plan ;   Employer providing employee with 30-day period to make

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employee association
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

COINSURANCE or other out-of-pocket costs for plan participants and beneficiaries ;   Amounts paid to participating employment-based plan under subsection only to be used to reduce costs of health care provided by plan by reducing premium costs for employer or employee association maintaining plan and reducing premium contributions, deductibles, copayments,

Index of Sec 111. ...

Employee benefits
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) SMALL EMPLOYER BENEFIT ARRANGEMENT DEFINED. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

PRIMARY purpose of providing affordable employee benefits to members ;   Consisting solely of members and operated for

Index of Sec 305. ...

Employee compensation
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(1) QUALIFIED SMALL EMPLOYER. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION of employer for taxable year not exceeding sum of dollar amounts in effect under subsection ;   Average annual employee

Index of Sec 521. ...

Employee contributions employment
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(4) AUTOENROLLMENT OF EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTIONS to employment-based health plan ;   Subsection superseding law of State preventing automatic payroll deduction of employee

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employee coverage
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION under plan meet requirements of section 412 ;   Term affordable credit eligible individual not including full-time employee of employer if employer offering employee coverage as full-time employee under group health plan if coverage and employer

Index of Sec 342. ...

Employee employee
Sec 542. -- Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans Through Cafeteria Plans.
(B) EXCEPTION FOR EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 542. (a) Quoted: (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S employer being exchange-eligible employer ;   Subparagraph not applying with respect to employee if

Index of Sec 542. ...

Employee employment
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health benefits planning for individual coverage under plan option with lowest applicable employee premium ;   Requirement of subsection with respect to employer and employee being employer automatically enrolling employee into

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employee engagement component
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(2) EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT COMPONENT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

PLANNING, onsite delivery, evaluation and improvement efforts ;   Employee engagement component providing for active engagement of employees in worksite wellness programs through worksite assessments and program

Index of Sec 112. ...

Employee Exchange
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(2) APPLICABLE PREMIUM FOR EXCHANGE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning being reference premium amount under section 343(c) for individual coverage ;   Amount of applicable premium of lowest cost plan with respect to coverage of employee under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employee health coverage
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) CREDIT NOT ALLOWED WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN HIGHLY COMPENSATED EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to employee during taxable year exceeding $80,000 ;   No credit to be determined under subsection with respect to qualified employee health coverage expensing paid or incurred with respect to employee for taxable year if aggregate

Index of Sec 521. ...

Employee health coverage credit
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT determined under section for taxable year being amount equal to applicable percentage of qualified employee health coverage expenses of employer for taxable year ;   Small business employee health coverage

Index of Sec 521. ...
(b) CREDIT TO BE PART OF GENERAL BUSINESS CREDIT. - paragraph (36)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (b) Quoted: (36)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT determined under section 45r(a) ;   Small business employee health coverage

Index of Sec 521. ...

Employee health coverage expenses
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage expenses of employer for taxable year ;   Small business employee health coverage credit determined under section for taxable year being amount equal to applicable percentage of qualified employee

Index of Sec 521. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage expenses meaning aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during taxable year for coverage of qualified employee of employer under qualified health coverage ;   Term qualified employee

Index of Sec 521. ...

Employee organizations
Employee organizations and respect
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCING ;   Plan sponsor in relation to group health plan in case of plan maintained jointly by 1 or more employers and 1 or more employee organizations and respect to which employer being primary source of

Index of Sec 100. ...

Employee organizations or associations
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i) - paragraph (I)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (A) (i) (I)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEES' beneficiary association or committee or board of individuals appointed to administer plan ;   Former employers or employee organizations or associations or voluntary

Index of Sec 111. ...

Employee plan
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(2) OPT-OUT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

AFFIRMATIVE election before employer automatically enrolling employee plan ;   Employer providing employee with 30-day period to make

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employee populations
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (2) (A) (iii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH outcomes ;   Including strategies focusing on prevention and support for employee populations at risk of poor

Index of Sec 112. ...

Employee premium
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(B) FOR UNAFFORDABLE EMPLOYER COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan exceeding 12 percent of current modified adjusted gross income ;   Case of full-time employees For which cost of employee premium for coverage under group

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health benefits planning for individual coverage under plan option with lowest applicable employee premium ;   Requirement of subsection with respect to employer and employee being employer automatically enrolling employee into

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employee's health reimbursement arrangement
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S health reimbursement arrangement ;   Reimbursement from health reimbursement arrangement under regulations in effect on date of enactment in Act to be reimbursed from

Index of Sec 571. ...

Employee's right
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(B) INCLUSION OF SPECIFIC INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S right to opt out of automatically enrolled in plan and case ;   Written notice under subparagraph explaining

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employees' rights and obligations: notice of
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

AUTOMATIC enrollment requirement under paragraph ;   Writing notice of employees' rights and obligations relating to

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employer
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCING ;   Plan sponsor in relation to group health plan in case of plan maintained jointly by 1 or more employers and 1 or more employee organizations and respect to which employer being primary source of

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL consideations for disenrolling from coverage ;   Provision by employer, group health plan or issuer of money or other

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

GENERAL revenues by employer or employee association maintaining plan or other purposes ;   Amounts paid to plan under subsection not to be used as

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(f) CERTAIN COSTS NOT INCLUDED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (f)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT under subsection ;   Purposes of section, costs paid or incurred by employer for food or health insurance not to be taken into

Index of Sec 112. ...
Sec 253. -- Whistleblower Protection.
(b) ENFORCEMENT ACTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 253. (b)
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION by employer in violation of subsection bringing action governed by rules, procedures, legal burdens of proof and remedies setting forth in section 40(b) of Consumer Product Safety Act 15 USC 2087(b) ;   Employee covered by section alleging

Index of Sec 253. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Term Exchange-eligible employer meaning employer being eligible under section to enroll through Health Insurance Exchange employees of employer in Exchange-eligible

Index of Sec 302. ...
(5) CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Employer continuing to be treated as Exchange-eligible employer for subsequent plan year regardless of number of employees involved until employer meeting requirement of section 411(a) through paragraph of section by offering group health plan and not through offering Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(B) EMPLOYEE CHOICE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (6) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing by employer of employee under subparagraph choosing coverage plan ;   Employee offered Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION under plan meet requirements of section 412 ;   Term affordable credit eligible individual not including full-time employee of employer if employer offering employee coverage as full-time employee under group health plan if coverage and employer

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(1) FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Not less than 72.5 percent of applicable premium of lowest cost plan offered by employer being qualified

Index of Sec 412. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health benefits planning for individual coverage under plan option with lowest applicable employee premium ;   Requirement of subsection with respect to employer and employee being employer automatically enrolling employee into

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
SEC 805. -- TERMINATION OF ELECTION IN CASES OF SUBSTANTIAL NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 805.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements and referring determination to Secretary of Treasury as appropriate ;   Secretary terminating election of employer under section 801 if Secretary determining that employer in substantial noncompliance with

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(e) TERMINATION OF ELECTION IN CASES OF SUBSTANTIAL NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (e)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements and referring determination to Secretary of Treasury as appropriate ;   Secretary terminating election of employer under subsection if Secretary determining that employer in substantial noncompliance with

Index of Sec 423. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(5) TERMINATION OF ELECTION IN CASES OF SUBSTANTIAL NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements ;   Secretary terminating election of employer under paragraph if Secretary determining that employer in substantial noncompliance with

Index of Sec 511. ...
Sec 512. -- Health Care Contributions Of Nonelecting Employers.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (a) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT ;   Imposing on every nonelecting employer excise tax equalling to 8 percent of wages paid with respect to

Index of Sec 512. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (d) (1) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE tax equalling to 8 percent ;   Imposing on every nonelecting employer

Index of Sec 512. ...
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (a)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT determined under section for taxable year being amount equal to applicable percentage of qualified employee health coverage expenses of employer for taxable year ;   Small business employee health coverage

Index of Sec 521. ...
(2) CREDIT NOT ALLOWED WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN HIGHLY COMPENSATED EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to employee during taxable year exceeding $80,000 ;   No credit to be determined under subsection with respect to qualified employee health coverage expensing paid or incurred with respect to employee for taxable year if aggregate

Index of Sec 521. ...
(3) CREDIT ALLOWED FOR ONLY 2 TAXABLE YEARS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT to be determined under subsection with respect to employer for taxable year unless employer elects to have section applying for taxable year ;   No

Index of Sec 521. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage ;   Term qualified employee health coverage expenses meaning aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during taxable year for coverage of qualified employee of employer under qualified

Index of Sec 521. ...
(1) QUALIFIED SMALL EMPLOYER. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION of employer for taxable year not exceeding sum of dollar amounts in effect under subsection ;   Average annual employee

Index of Sec 521. ...
(2) QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION from employer for services performed in trade or business of employer during taxable year ;   Term qualified employee meaning employee of employer for taxable year of employer if employee received $5,000 of

Index of Sec 521. ...
(3) AVERAGE ANNUAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (3)
Automated Concept:

COMPENSATION paid by employer to qualified employees of employer during taxable year ;   Average amount of

Index of Sec 521. ...

Employer and instead
Sec 414. -- Authority Related To Improper Steering.
SEC 414. -- AUTHORITY RELATED TO IMPROPER STEERING.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 414.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Health Choices Commissioner to have authority to set standards for determining whether employers or insurers undertaking actions to affect risk pool within Health Insurance Exchange by inducing individuals to decline coverage under qualified health benefits planning offered by employer and instead to enroll in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 414. ...

Employer of $100
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(A) CIVIL PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (A)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL penalty against employer of $100 for day in period beginning on date ;   Secretary assessing

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(1) CIVIL PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL penalty against employer of $100 for day in period beginning on date ;   Secretary assessing

Index of Sec 423. ...

Employers
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i) - paragraph (I)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (A) (i) (I)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEES' beneficiary association or committee or board of individuals appointed to administer plan ;   Former employers or employee organizations or associations or voluntary

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 212. -- Guaranteed Issue And Renewal For Insured Plans And Prohibiting Rescissions.
SEC 212. -- GUARANTEED ISSUE AND RENEWAL FOR INSURED PLANS AND PROHIBITING RESCISSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 212.
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan or otherwise excepting that section 2712(b)(1) applying only if issuer providing enrollee with notice of nonpayment of premiums and grace period during that enrollee having opportunity to correct nonpayment ;   2712 and subsection and subsection of Public Health Service Act applying to individuals and employers in individual and group health insurance coverage through

Index of Sec 212. ...
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(2) REPORTS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

RISK pools of large group insurers and self-insured employers ;   Report including recommendations Commissioner deeming appropriate to ensure that law not providing incentives for small and midsize employers to self-insuring or creating adverse selection in

Index of Sec 213. ...
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(2) CONSTRUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans under section 802(a)(1) of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ;   Previous sentence not to be construed as providing for applicability of rights or remedies under State laws with respect to requirements applicable to employers or other plan sponsors in connection with arrangements treated as group

Index of Sec 251. ...
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
(c) NO EFFECT ON FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS LAW.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (c)
Automated Concept:

TITLE VII of Civil Rights acting of 1964 ;   Nothing in section altering rights and obligations of employees and employers under

Index of Sec 258. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(g) SURVEYS OF INDIVIDUALS AND EMPLOYERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner providing for periodic surveys of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers concerning satisfaction of individuals and employers with Health Insurance Exchange and Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(g) ROLE FOR ENROLLMENT AGENTS AND BROKERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing including public health insurance option ;   Nothing in division to be construed to affect role of enrollment agents and brokers under State law including with regard to enrollment of individuals and employers in qualified

Index of Sec 305. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (h) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance to employees of employers through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Commissioner establishing and carrying out program to provide to small employers counseling and technical assistance with respect to provision of

Index of Sec 305. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner entering into contracts with small employer benefit arrangements to provide consumer information, outreach and assistance in enrollment of small employers being members arrangement under Exchange participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 414. -- Authority Related To Improper Steering.
SEC 414. -- AUTHORITY RELATED TO IMPROPER STEERING.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 414.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning offered by employer and instead to enroll in Exchange-participating health benefits planning ;   Health Choices Commissioner to have authority to set standards for determining whether employers or insurers undertaking actions to affect risk pool within Health Insurance Exchange by inducing individuals to decline coverage under qualified

Index of Sec 414. ...
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(b) ANNUAL REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (b)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY requirements impacting and likely to impact employers, plans and employees during previous year and projected trends ;   Employer

Index of Sec 415. ...
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans and employees ;   Secretary of Labor submitting legislative recommendations to Congress to modify employer responsibility requirements if Secretary determining that requirements detrimentally affecting or detrimentally affecting employer plan sponsorship or otherwise creating inequities among employers,

Index of Sec 415. ...
Sec 416. -- Study On Employer Hardship Exemption.
(b) ITEMS INCLUDED IN STUDY.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 416. (b)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY requirements posing particular hardship and specifically look at employers by industry, profit margin, length of time in business and size ;   Studying Secretaries and Commissioner examining cases where employer

Index of Sec 416. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(2) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements in connection with employers in effect ;   Secretary regularly auditing representative sampling of employers and conduct investigations and other activities with respect to sampling of employers so as to discovering noncompliance with

Index of Sec 423. ...

Employers and 1
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCING ;   Plan sponsor in relation to group health plan in case of plan maintained jointly by 1 or more employers and 1 or more employee organizations and respect to which employer being primary source of

Index of Sec 100. ...

Employers and conduct investigations
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(2) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements in connection with employers in effect ;   Secretary regularly auditing representative sampling of employers and conduct investigations and other activities with respect to sampling of employers so as to discovering noncompliance with

Index of Sec 423. ...

Employers and Government
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(3) INSURANCE REFORMS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (3) (D)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY among workers, employers and Government ;   Initiates shared

Index of Sec 100. ...

Employers and group health plans and conduct
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(b) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DISCOVER NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 802. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements in connection with plans ;   Secretary regularly auditing representative sampling of employers and group health plans and conduct investigations and other activities under section 504 with respect to sampling of plans so as to discovering noncompliance with

Index of Sec 421. ...

Employers and QHBP
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(2) ITEMS INCLUDED IN STUDY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (h) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Terms, conditions and affordability of group health coverage offered by employers and QHBP offering entities outside of Exchange compared to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...

Employers of plan
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(b) MULTIEMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements to plan sponsor and contributing employers of plan ;   Regulations prescribed in accordance with subsection by officers referred in subsection providing for application of

Index of Sec 424. ...

Employer benefit arrangements
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER information, outreach and assistance in enrollment of small employers being members arrangement under Exchange participating health benefits planing ;   Commissioner entering into contracts with small employer benefit arrangements to provide

Index of Sec 305. ...

Employer contribution
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION under plan meet requirements of section 412 ;   Term affordable credit eligible individual not including full-time employee of employer if employer offering employee coverage as full-time employee under group health plan if coverage and employer

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(1) FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION described in subsection for coverage of full-time employee ;   Minimum employer

Index of Sec 412. ...
(3) MINIMUM EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION FOR EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION under subsection to be proportion of minimum employer contribution under subsection with respect to full-time employee reflecting proportion ;   Amount of minimum employer

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 413. -- Employer Contributions In Lieu Of Coverage.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 413. (a)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION described in section 412(b)(1)(a) ;   Exceeding minimum employer

Index of Sec 413. ...

Employer contributions
Sec 532. -- Limitation On Health Flexible Spending Arrangements Under Cafeteria Plans.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 532. (a) (2) Quoted: (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTIONS to health flexible spending arrangement ;   Benefit provided under cafeteria plan through employer

Index of Sec 532. ...

Employer elects
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(3) CREDIT ALLOWED FOR ONLY 2 TAXABLE YEARS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT to be determined under subsection with respect to employer for taxable year unless employer elects to have section applying for taxable year ;   No

Index of Sec 521. ...

Employer exchange
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Term Exchange-eligible employer meaning employer being eligible under section to enroll through Health Insurance Exchange employees of employer in Exchange-eligible

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 542. -- Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans Through Cafeteria Plans.
(B) EXCEPTION FOR EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 542. (a) Quoted: (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S employer being exchange-eligible employer ;   Subparagraph not applying with respect to employee if

Index of Sec 542. ...

Employer hardship exemption
Sec 416. -- Study On Employer Hardship Exemption.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 416. (a)
Automated Concept:

EXEMPTION to be appropriate ;   Conducting study to examine impact of employer responsibility requirements described in section 415(a) and making recommendation to Congress about whether employer hardship

Index of Sec 416. ...

Employer hardship waiver and safeguards
Sec 416. -- Study On Employer Hardship Exemption.
(c) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 416. (c)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY requirements for employer hardship waiver and safeguards being necessary to protect employees of employer ;   Secretaries and Commissioner submitting recommendations about criteria Congress including when developing

Index of Sec 416. ...

Employer health
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (C)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH literacy curricula, instructional programs and effective intervention strategies ;   Requiring Secretaries to compile and disseminate to employer health planing information on model

Index of Sec 112. ...

Employer health plan options
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) DUTIES. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (h) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan options ;   Educational activities to increase awareness of Health Insurance Exchange and available small employer

Index of Sec 305. ...

Employer health promotion and wellness programs
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (2) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH promotion and wellness programs ;   Consistent with evidence-based research and best practices as identified by persons with expertise in employer

Index of Sec 112. ...

Employer offers
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(3) PROVISION OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Employer offers to full-time employees opportunity to enroll in qualified health benefits planning or current

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employer plan
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(8) TREATMENT OF MULTI-EMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (8)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage with respect to participants in plan through Exchange to same extent ;   Plan sponsor of group health plan being multi-employer plan obtaining

Index of Sec 302. ...

Employer plan sponsorship
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans and employees ;   Secretary of Labor submitting legislative recommendations to Congress to modify employer responsibility requirements if Secretary determining that requirements detrimentally affecting or detrimentally affecting employer plan sponsorship or otherwise creating inequities among employers,

Index of Sec 415. ...

Employer responsibility
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care benefits between employers and employees ;   Secretary submitting recommendations as Secretary determining necessary to improve and strengthen employment-based health plan sponsorship, employer responsibility and related proposals enhancing delivery of

Index of Sec 415. ...

Employer responsibility requirements
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(b) ANNUAL REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (b)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY requirements impacting and likely to impact employers, plans and employees during previous year and projected trends ;   Employer

Index of Sec 415. ...
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans and employees ;   Secretary of Labor submitting legislative recommendations to Congress to modify employer responsibility requirements if Secretary determining that requirements detrimentally affecting or detrimentally affecting employer plan sponsorship or otherwise creating inequities among employers,

Index of Sec 415. ...
Sec 416. -- Study On Employer Hardship Exemption.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 416. (a)
Automated Concept:

EXEMPTION to be appropriate ;   Conducting study to examine impact of employer responsibility requirements described in section 415(a) and making recommendation to Congress about whether employer hardship

Index of Sec 416. ...
(b) ITEMS INCLUDED IN STUDY.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 416. (b)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY requirements posing particular hardship and specifically look at employers by industry, profit margin, length of time in business and size ;   Studying Secretaries and Commissioner examining cases where employer

Index of Sec 416. ...

Employment
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(c) ELIGIBILITY. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Person in waiting period as defined in section 2701(b)(4) of Public Health Service Act not to be considered to be eligible for coverage under

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plans with cost of providing health benefits to retirees and eligible spouses surviving spouses and dependents of retirees ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services establishing temporary reinsurance program to provide reimbursement to assist participating

Index of Sec 111. ...
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plan meaning eligible employment-based plan participating in reinsurance program ;   Term participating

Index of Sec 111. ...
(4) APPEALS AND PROGRAM PROTECTIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (4) (A)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plans to appeal determination of Secretary with respect to claims submitted under section ;   Appeals processing to permit participating

Index of Sec 111. ...
(5) AUDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (5)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plans under section to ensure ;   Secretary conducting annual audits of claims data submitted by participating

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan in operation as of day before first day of Y1 meeting same requirements as applying to qualified health benefits planning under section 201 including essential benefit package requirement under section 221  ;  

Index of Sec 202. ...
(B) EXCEPTION FOR LIMITED BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan in which coverage consisting only of one or more of following ;   Subparagraph not applying to

Index of Sec 202. ...
(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage under division ;   Employment-based health plan described in paragraph to be treated as

Index of Sec 202. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(2) OPT-OUT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health benefits planning offered by employer ;   No case employer automatically enrolling employee in plan under paragraph if employee making affirmative election to opt out of plan or electing coverage under

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (a)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan sponsorship ;   Secretary of Labor conducting study to examine effect of exemptions under section 512(a) and coverage thresholds under division on

Index of Sec 415. ...
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan sponsorship, employer responsibility and related proposals enhancing delivery of health care benefits between employers and employees ;   Secretary submitting recommendations as Secretary determining necessary to improve and strengthen

Index of Sec 415. ...
Sec 512. -- Health Care Contributions Of Nonelecting Employers.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (a) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT ;   Imposing on every nonelecting employer excise tax equalling to 8 percent of wages paid with respect to

Index of Sec 512. ...
(C) ANNUAL PAYROLL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (a) Quoted: (c) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT during calendar year ;   Aggregate wages paid with respect to

Index of Sec 512. ...

Employment: appropriate
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(B) BASIS FOR CLAIMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT based health benefits provided to retiree or spouse surviving spouse ;   Claim submitted under subparagraph to be based on actual amount expended by participating employment-based plan involved within plan year for appropriate

Index of Sec 111. ...

Employment: current
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(3) PROVISION OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Employer offers to full-time employees opportunity to enroll in qualified health benefits planning or current

Index of Sec 412. ...

Employment: eligible
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Term eligible employment-based plan meaning group health plan or

Index of Sec 111. ...
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plan participating in reinsurance program ;   Term participating employment-based plan meaning eligible

Index of Sec 111. ...
(b) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (b)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plan submitting to Secretary application for participation in program and containing information as Secretary requiring ;   Eligible

Index of Sec 111. ...

Employment: group health plan or
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Term eligible employment-based plan meaning group health plan or

Index of Sec 111. ...

Employment: Health Insurance Exchange and case of
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans ;   Case of health insurance coverage not offered through Health Insurance Exchange and case of

Index of Sec 251. ...

Employment: issuer or
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2)
Automated Concept:

DISENROLL from health benefiting coverage prior to enrolling in program ;   Issuer or employment-based health plan to be responsible for reimbursing program for medical expenses incurred by program for individual Secretary finds encouraged by issuer to

Index of Sec 101. ...
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Case of prior coverage obtained directly from issuer or

Index of Sec 101. ...

Employment: issuers and
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans discouraging individual from remaining enrolled in prior coverage based on individual's health status ;   Secretary establishing criteria for determining whether health insurance issuers and

Index of Sec 101. ...

Employment: no case
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(B) EXCEPTION FOR LIMITED BENEFITS PLANS. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (1) (B) (iii)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan in which coverage consisting only of one or more of coverage or benefits described in clauses ;   No case

Index of Sec 202. ...

Employment: other
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(22) SERVICE AREA; PREMIUM RATING AREA. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (22) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Respect to health benefiting plan other than

Index of Sec 100. ...

Employment: part of
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan, only costs attributable to qualified wellness program and not to health plan or health insurance coverage offered in connection plan ;   Case of qualified wellness program offered as part of

Index of Sec 112. ...

Employment: participating
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

DOCUMENTATION of actual costs of items and services For which claim submitted ;   Participating employment-based plan submitting claims for reimbursement to Secretary containing

Index of Sec 111. ...
(B) BASIS FOR CLAIMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT based health benefits provided to retiree or spouse surviving spouse ;   Claim submitted under subparagraph to be based on actual amount expended by participating employment-based plan involved within plan year for appropriate

Index of Sec 111. ...
(2) PROGRAM PAYMENTS AND LIMIT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plan submitting valid claim under paragraph ;   Secretary determining that participating

Index of Sec 111. ...
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

COINSURANCE or other out-of-pocket costs for plan participants and beneficiaries ;   Amounts paid to participating employment-based plan under subsection only to be used to reduce costs of health care provided by plan by reducing premium costs for employer or employee association maintaining plan and reducing premium contributions, deductibles, copayments,

Index of Sec 111. ...

Employment: preceding taxable year
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(C) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (2) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans ;   10 percent of aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during preceding taxable year for

Index of Sec 511. ...

Employment: terms or conditions of
Sec 254. -- Construction Regarding Collective Bargaining.
SEC 254. -- CONSTRUCTION REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 254.
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT related to health care ;   Nothing in division to be construed to alter or supersede statutory or other obligation to engage in collective bargaining over terms or conditions of

Index of Sec 254. ...

Employment tax
Sec 422. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Internal Revenue Code Of 1986.
(a) FAILURE TO ELECT, OR SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLY WITH, HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 422. (a)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT tax on employers failing to elect or substantially complying  ;  

Index of Sec 422. ...

Employment Taxes
Sec 307. -- Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund.
(B) EMPLOYMENT TAXES ON EMPLOYERS NOT PROVIDING ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 307. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT Taxes on Employers not providing ACCEPTABLE coverage  ;  

Index of Sec 307. ...

Estate or trust: case of
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(c) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (c)
Automated Concept:

ESTATE or trust adjusted gross income to be determined as provided in section 67(e) ;   Case of

Index of Sec 551. ...

Excise taxes
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(E) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (E)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating assessment of penalties under section in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(5) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (5)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating assessment of penalties under paragraph in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of

Index of Sec 423. ...

Exemption
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (c) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

EXEMPTION certifying that individual being member of recognized religious sect or division described in section 1402(g)(1) and adherent of established tenets or teachings of sect or division as described in section ;   Subsection not applying to individual for perioding if individual in effect

Index of Sec 501. ...
(B) EXEMPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (c) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

EXEMPTION described in subparagraph to be filed with Secretary at timing and form and manner as Secretary prescribing ;   Application for

Index of Sec 501. ...
(f) REGULATIONS. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Exemption from tax imposed under subsection in cases of de minimis lapses of

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(3) EXCEPTION FOR EXPORTS, ETC.

Exemption: application of
Sec 256. -- Treatment Of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 256. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EXEMPTION for Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act ;   Nothing in division to be construed to modify or limit application of

Index of Sec 256. ...

Exemption: Income Security Act of 1974 29 USC 1144(b)(
Sec 256. -- Treatment Of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 256. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EXEMPTION applying with respect to provisions of division ;   Providing under section 514(b)(5) of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 29 USC 1144(b)(5) and

Index of Sec 256. ...

Exemptions: effect of
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (a)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan sponsorship ;   Secretary of Labor conducting study to examine effect of exemptions under section 512(a) and coverage thresholds under division on

Index of Sec 415. ...

Expenditure
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(A) ABORTIONS FOR WHICH PUBLIC FUNDING IS PROHIBITED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (e) (4) (A)
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURE of Federal funds appropriated for Department of Health and Human Services not ;   Services described in subparagraph being abortions For which

Index of Sec 222. ...
(B) ABORTIONS FOR WHICH PUBLIC FUNDING IS ALLOWED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (e) (4) (B)
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURE of Federal funds appropriated for Department of Health and Human Services ;   Services described in subparagraph being abortions For which

Index of Sec 222. ...

Expenditures
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(ii) LIMITATION TO AVAILABLE FUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (d) (1) (C) (ii)
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURES under reinsurance program not exceeding funds available under subsection ;   Secretary having authority to stop taking applications for participation in program or taking other steps in reducing expenditures under reinsurance program in order to ensure that

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 308. -- Optional Operation Of State-Based Health Insurance Exchanges.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 308. (b) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURES to Federal Government ;   Approval Exchange not resulting in net increase in

Index of Sec 308. ...
3
PART 3 -- LIMITATIONS ON HEALTH CARE RELATED EXPENDITURES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURES ;   Part 3 across limitations on health Care related

Index of 3

Expenditure: aggregate
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURES under subtitle with respect to residents of territory during period beginning with Y1 and ending with 2019 not exceeding cap amount specified in paragraph for territory ;   Commissioner ensuring that aggregate

Index of Sec 346. ...

Expenditure: matching grant State share of
Sec 308. -- Optional Operation Of State-Based Health Insurance Exchanges.
(f) FUNDING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 308. (f)
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURES required ;   Assistance provided for operation of Exchange in form of matching grant with State share of

Index of Sec 308. ...

Federal laws
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
SEC 258. -- APPLICATION OF STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258.
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   Sec 258, application of State and federal laws regarding

Index of Sec 258. ...
(b) NO EFFECT ON FEDERAL LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (b)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   No Effect on federal laws regarding

Index of Sec 258. ...

Federal Subsidies
Sec 534. -- Denial Of Deduction For Federal Subsidies For Prescription Drug Plans Which Have Been Excluded From Gross Income.
SEC 534. -- DENIAL OF DEDUCTION FOR FEDERAL SUBSIDIES FOR PRESCRIPTION DRUG PLANS WHICH HAVE BEEN EXCLUDED FROM GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 534.
Automated Concept:

FEDERAL Subsidies for prescription Drug Plans excluded from gross income ;   Denial of deduction for

Index of Sec 534. ...

Felony: guilty of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

FELONY and fined or imprisoned ;   Officer or employee or former officer or employee of Health Choices Commissioner or officer or employee or former officer or employee of contractor of Health Choices Commissioner publishing or communicating information in individual's possession by reason of employing or positioning as officer to be guilty of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Financial accounting benefit
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(4) FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (4)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNTING benefit being reduction of Federal income tax ;   Achieving financial accounting benefit not to be taken into account as purpose for entering into transaction if origin of financial

Index of Sec 562. ...

Financial assistance: Federal
Sec 259. -- Nondiscrimination On Abortion And Respect For Rights Of Conscience.
(a) NONDISCRIMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 259. (a)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL assistance under Act ;   Federal agency or program and State or local government receiving Federal

Index of Sec 259. ...

Financial consideations
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL consideations for disenrolling from coverage ;   Provision by employer, group health plan or issuer of money or other

Index of Sec 101. ...
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL consideations for disenrolling from coverage ;   Provision by issuer or plan of money or other

Index of Sec 101. ...

Financial hardship
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(B) WAIVER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (d) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL hardship in complying with requirement ;   Secretary waiving requirement of subparagraph if State demonstrating to Secretary

Index of Sec 114. ...

Financial reward
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(d) PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENT. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (d) (3)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL reward for participation of individual in program so long as reward not tying to premium or cost-sharing of individual under health benefiting plan ;   Providing

Index of Sec 112. ...

Financial security
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (a)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL security ;   Term essential benefits packaging means health benefiting coverage, consistent with standards adopted under section 224, ensuring provision of quality health care and

Index of Sec 222. ...

Financing
Financing: health care
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

DISABILITIES, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with

Index of Sec 223. ...

Financing: primary source of
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCING ;   Plan sponsor in relation to group health plan in case of plan maintained jointly by 1 or more employers and 1 or more employee organizations and respect to which employer being primary source of

Index of Sec 100. ...

Fiscal year
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(B) FUNDING. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

FISCAL year ;   Providing funds within 10 calendar days of beginning of fiscal year for first quarter and advance for subsequent quarters in

Index of Sec 341. ...
(D) CONTINGENCY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (D)
Automated Concept:

FISCAL year ;   Case in which agreement with respect to provisions required under subparagraph for fiscal year not reached as of first day of

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (a) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

FISCAL year involved ;   Dollar limitation otherwise applicable to territory under subsections and section 1108 of Social Security Act 42 USC 1308 for fiscal year increased by dollar amount equivalent to cap amount determined under subsection for territory as applied by Secretary for

Index of Sec 346. ...
(d) LIMITATION ON FUNDING. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

FISCAL year occurring after date ;   Increase in dollar limitation described in subsection for portion of

Index of Sec 346. ...

Fiscal years 2010
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(7) AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

FISCAL years 2010 through 2014 to provide for grants and loans under subsection ;   Appropriating $5,000,000,000 for period of

Index of Sec 310. ...

For-profit
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

FOR-profit intending to offer or issues insurance coverage  ;  

Index of Sec 310. ...

Foreign controlled group of entities
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(4) FOREIGN PARENT CORPORATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (4)
Automated Concept:

FOREIGN controlled group of entities referred in paragraph ;   Common parent of

Index of Sec 561. ...
(5) REGULATIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT economic relationships among entities ;   Treatment of member of foreign controlled group of entities as common parent of group if treatment being appropriate taking into

Index of Sec 561. ...

Foreign taxes
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(B) TREATMENT OF FEES AND FOREIGN TAXES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT as expenses in determining pre-tax profit under subparagraph ;   Fees and other transaction expenses and foreign taxes to be taken into

Index of Sec 562. ...

Fraud
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(6) LIMITING PROGRAM EXPENDITURES. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (6) (A)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD, waste and abuse under program ;   Establishing procedures to protect against

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(4) APPEALS AND PROGRAM PROTECTIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (4) (B)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD, waste and abuse under program ;   Procedures to protect against

Index of Sec 111. ...

Fraud and abuse
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (G)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (G)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD and abuse ;   State or Federal law or protecting against

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 326. -- Application Of Fraud And Abuse Provisions.
SEC 326. -- APPLICATION OF FRAUD AND ABUSE PROVISIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 326.
Automated Concept:

FRAUD and abuse under Medicare ;   Provisions of civil law identified by Secretary by regulation imposing sanctions with respect to waste,

Index of Sec 326. ...

Fraud: cases of
Sec 212. -- Guaranteed Issue And Renewal For Insured Plans And Prohibiting Rescissions.
SEC 212. -- GUARANTEED ISSUE AND RENEWAL FOR INSURED PLANS AND PROHIBITING RESCISSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 212.
Automated Concept:

FRAUD as defined in section 2712(b)(2) of Act ;   Rescissions of coverage to be prohibited excepting in cases of

Index of Sec 212. ...

Fraud: clear and convincing evidence of
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(f) RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b) (1) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD described in subsection ;   Health insurance issuer rescinding group health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of

Index of Sec 103. ...
(f) RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b) (2) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD described in subsection ;   Health insurance issuer rescinding individual health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of

Index of Sec 103. ...

General applicability
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL expenses otherwise qualifying ;   Secretary of Treasury issuing guidance of general applicability providing that

Index of Sec 571. ...

General powers
Sec 241. -- Health Choices Administration; Health Choices Commissioner.
(2) COMPENSATION; ETC.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 241. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

GENERAL powers, rulemaking and delegation of section 702 of Social Security Act 42 USC 902 applying to Commissioner and Administration in same manner as provisions applying to Commissioner of Social Security and Social Security Administration ;   Terms,

Index of Sec 241. ...

General revenues
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

GENERAL revenues by employer or employee association maintaining plan or other purposes ;   Amounts paid to plan under subsection not to be used as

Index of Sec 111. ...

Generic drugs
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (D)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT at retail and mail order pharmacies and percentage of cases in which generic drug dispensed when available ;   Information on overall percentage of generic drugs dispensed under

Index of Sec 233. ...

Geographic area
Geographic areas
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPETITIVE disadvantage ;   Secretary delaying implementation reform in geographic areas in which implementation placing public health insurance option at

Index of Sec 324. ...
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (3)
Automated Concept:

GEOGRAPHIC areas or otherwise in order to reduce total program costs or promoting high value care ;   Secretary prioritizing implementation reform in high cost

Index of Sec 324. ...

Geographic area: different
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(e) NON-UNIFORMITY PERMITTED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (e)
Automated Concept:

GEOGRAPHIC areas ;   Nothing in subtitle preventing Secretary from varying payments based on different payment structure models under public health insurance option for different

Index of Sec 324. ...

Governance
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE ;   Governing documents of cooperative incorporating ethical and conflict of interest standards designed to protect against insurance industry involvement and interference in governance of

Index of Sec 310. ...

Grievance
Sec 232. -- Requiring Fair Grievance And Appeals Mechanisms.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 232. (a)
Automated Concept:

GRIEVANCE and appealing mechanisms with respect to qualified health benefits planing that Commissioner establishing consistent with section ;   QHBP offering entity providing for timely

Index of Sec 232. ...

Grievance: fair
Sec 232. -- Requiring Fair Grievance And Appeals Mechanisms.
SEC 232. -- REQUIRING FAIR GRIEVANCE AND APPEALS MECHANISMS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 232.
Automated Concept:

GRIEVANCE and appealing mechanisms ;   Sec 232 requiring fair

Index of Sec 232. ...
(2) REQUIRING FAIR GRIEVANCE AND APPEALS MECHANISMS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 232. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

GRIEVANCE and appealing mechanisms ;   Requiring fair

Index of Sec 232. ...

Guidance
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(3) GUIDANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

GUIDANCE implementing amendments making by paragraphs and external third-party review ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services issuing

Index of Sec 103. ...
(b) INDEPENDENT DETERMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2746. (b)
Automated Concept:

GUIDANCE issued by Secretary under section 2742(f) ;   Coverage remaining in effect until third party determining that coverage to be rescinded under

Index of Sec 103. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d)
Automated Concept:

GUIDANCE of general applicability providing that medical expenses otherwise qualifying ;   Secretary of Treasury issuing

Index of Sec 571. ...

Guidance: other
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(5) REGULATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (5)
Automated Concept:

GUIDANCE as necessary or appropriate to carry out purposes of subsection ;   Secretary prescribing regulations or other

Index of Sec 561. ...

Guidance: secretarial
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(b) SECRETARIAL GUIDANCE REGARDING RESCISSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b)
Automated Concept:

GUIDANCE regarding rescissions ;   Secretarial

Index of Sec 103. ...

Health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(4) HEALTH DELIVERY REFORM.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care becoming more affordable for businesses, families and Government ;   Increasing quality and reducing growth in health spending so that

Index of Sec 100. ...
(22) SERVICE AREA; PREMIUM RATING AREA. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (22) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Respect to health benefiting plan other than

Index of Sec 100. ...
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan ;   Respect to

Index of Sec 100. ...
(25) Y1, Y2, ETC.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (25)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan ;   Term qualified health benefits planning meaning

Index of Sec 100. ...
(i) FEDERAL, STATE, AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTAL PLANS.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (6) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan offered under chapter 89 of title 5, United States coding ;   Including

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting coverage prior to enrolling in program ;   Issuer or employment-based health plan to be responsible for reimbursing program for medical expenses incurred by program for individual Secretary finds encouraged by issuer to disenroll from

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(d) PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENT. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (d) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan ;   Providing financial reward for participation of individual in program so long as reward not tying to premium or cost-sharing of individual under

Index of Sec 112. ...
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) COBRA CONTINUATION COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH flexible spending arrangement under cafeteria plan within meaning of section 125 of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 ;   Term not including coverage under

Index of Sec 113. ...
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(1) STANDARD FOR HEALTH CLAIMS ATTACHMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH claiming attachment transaction described in section 1173(a)(2)(b) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1320d-2(a)(2)(b) and coordination of benefits ;   Final rule to establish standard for

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(b) OUTLINE OF DUTIES OF COMMISSIONER.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan not to be qualified health benefits planning under division unless plan meeting applicable requirements of following subtitles for type of plan and plan year involved  ;  

Index of Sec 201. ...
Sec 215. -- Ensuring Adequacy Of Provider Networks.
(c) PROVIDER NETWORK DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 215. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan ;   Covering benefits, treatments and services being available under

Index of Sec 215. ...
Sec 216. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 216. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan other ;   Not enrolled in

Index of Sec 216. ...
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(b) LIMITATION ON HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS OFFERED BY OFFERING ENTITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting Plans offered by offering entities ;   Limitation on

Index of Sec 303. ...
(6) RANGE OF PERMISSIBLE VARIATION IN COST-SHARING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (c) (6)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan increasing cost-sharing by 10 percent within categorying or tiering and decreaseing or eliminating cost-sharing in categorying or tiering as compared to essential benefits packaging  ;  

Index of Sec 303. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(ii) EXCEPTION FOR IMMINENT AND SERIOUS RISK TO HEALTH.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (ii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning of QHBP offering entity ;   Clause not applying if Commissioner determining that delay in termination posing imminent and serious risk to health of individuals enrolled under qualified

Index of Sec 304. ...
(5) SPECIAL RULE RELATED TO COST-SHARING AND INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan providing ;   Contract under section with QHBP offering entity for

Index of Sec 304. ...
(6) NATIONAL PLAN.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (6)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan with same benefits in every State so long as entity licensed to offer plan in State and benefits meeting applicable requirements State ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing Commissioner from entering into contract under subsection with QHBP offering entity for offering of

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(c) HEALTH FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH flexible spending arrangements and health reimbursement arrangements  ;  

Index of Sec 531. ...
Sec 532. -- Limitation On Health Flexible Spending Arrangements Under Cafeteria Plans.
SEC 532. -- LIMITATION ON HEALTH FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS UNDER CAFETERIA PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 532.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH flexible spending arrangements under cafeteria Plans ;   Limitation on

Index of Sec 532. ...
(i) LIMITATION ON HEALTH FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 532. (a) (2) Quoted: (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH flexible spending arrangements ;   Limitation on

Index of Sec 532. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 532. (a) (2) Quoted: (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH flexible spending arrangement ;   Benefit provided under cafeteria plan through employer contributions to

Index of Sec 532. ...

Health and health care
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(c) DATA COLLECTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and health care and sharing data with Secretary of Health and Human Services ;   Commissioner collecting data for purposes of carrying out Commissioner's duties protecting consumers and addressing disparities in

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(2) DATA REPORTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and health care ;   Including information necessary to administer risk pooling mechanism described in section 306(b) and information to address disparities in

Index of Sec 304. ...

Health and value
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(c) ENCOURAGING THE USE OF HIGH VALUE SERVICES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and value ;   Public health insurance option modifying cost-sharing and payment rates to encourage use of services promoting

Index of Sec 324. ...

Health: case of
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(3) ENFORCEMENT OF NETWORK ADEQUACY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan of QHBP offering entity using provider network ;   Case of

Index of Sec 304. ...

Health: means
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (a)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL security ;   Term essential benefits packaging means health benefiting coverage, consistent with standards adopted under section 224, ensuring provision of quality health care and

Index of Sec 222. ...

Health: offering outside of Health Insurance Exchange
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(3) CONTINUATION OF OFFERING OF SEPARATE EXCEPTED BENEFITS COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT or certificate of insurance ;   Nothing in division to be construed as affecting offering outside of Health Insurance Exchange and State law of health benefits in form of excepted benefits if benefits offered under separate policy,

Index of Sec 221. ...

Health: other
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with disabilities, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent

Index of Sec 223. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(G) OTHER COVERAGE.
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(H) OTHER COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (d) (2) (H)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting coverage as Secretary recognizing for purposes of subsection ;   Other

Index of Sec 501. ...

Health benefits
Health benefits
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(25) Y1, Y2, ETC.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (25)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefiting plan ;   Term qualified health benefits planning meaning

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits to eligible individuals during period beginning on January 1, 2010 and subject to subsection ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services establishing temporary national high-risk pool program to provide

Index of Sec 101. ...
(5) STATE CONTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits under section to eligible individual residing in State ;   Condition of providing

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits to retirees and eligible spouses surviving spouses and dependents of retirees ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services establishing temporary reinsurance program to provide reimbursement to assist participating employment-based plans with cost of providing

Index of Sec 111. ...
(B) BASIS FOR CLAIMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits provided to retiree or spouse surviving spouse ;   Claim submitted under subparagraph to be based on actual amount expended by participating employment-based plan involved within plan year for appropriate employment based

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 214. -- Nondiscrimination In Benefits; Parity In Mental Health And Substance Abuse Disorder Benefits.
(a) NONDISCRIMINATION IN BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 214. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Qualified health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to prohibit discrimination in health benefits or benefit structures for qualifing

Index of Sec 214. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(a) ACCESS TO COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (a)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Individuals being eligible to obtain coverage through enrollment in Exchange-participating health benefits planning offered through Health Insurance Exchange unless individuals enrolled in another qualified health benefits planning or other

Index of Sec 302. ...
(A) QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (d) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Benefits planning coverage ;   Qualifying

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(1) OFFERING ENTITY AND PLAN STANDARDS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing as meeting standards and requirements of title and titling II for purposes of subtitle ;   Certifying QHBP offering entities and qualified

Index of Sec 304. ...
(d) NO DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF PROVISION OF ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning discriminating against individual health care provider or health care facility because of willingness or unwillingness ;   No Exchange participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner entering into contracts with small employer benefit arrangements to provide consumer information, outreach and assistance in enrollment of small employers being members arrangement under Exchange participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 322. -- Premiums And Financing.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (a) (1) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits provided by public health insurance option  ;  

Index of Sec 322. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning that meeting requirements of section 412 ;   Enrolling under Exchange-participating health benefits planning and not enrolled under planning as employee through employer qualified

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(c) AUTOMATIC ENROLLMENT FOR EMPLOYER SPONSORED HEALTH BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Benefits ;   Automatic enrollment for Employer sponsored

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(A) QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN COVERAGE.

Health benefits and coverage
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(c) EFFECTIVE DATE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits and coverage provided after date of enactment of Act ;   Amendments making by section applying to

Index of Sec 545. ...

Health benefits or benefit structures
Sec 214. -- Nondiscrimination In Benefits; Parity In Mental Health And Substance Abuse Disorder Benefits.
(a) NONDISCRIMINATION IN BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 214. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits or benefit structures for qualifing health benefits ;   Qualified health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to prohibit discrimination in

Index of Sec 214. ...

Health benefits or coverage
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(d) NO INFERENCE. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits or coverage provided by Indian tribes prior to effective date of section  ;  

Index of Sec 545. ...

Health benefits: based
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health benefits planning for individual coverage under plan option with lowest applicable employee premium ;   Requirement of subsection with respect to employer and employee being employer automatically enrolling employee into

Index of Sec 412. ...
(2) OPT-OUT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health benefits planning offered by employer ;   No case employer automatically enrolling employee in plan under paragraph if employee making affirmative election to opt out of plan or electing coverage under

Index of Sec 412. ...

Health benefits: eligible
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Term Exchange-eligible employer meaning employer being eligible under section to enroll through Health Insurance Exchange employees of employer in Exchange-eligible

Index of Sec 302. ...

Health benefits: participating
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(27) SERVICE AREA; PREMIUM RATING AREA. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (27) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Area as established by entity in accordance with applicable State law and applicable rules of Commissioner for Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 100. ...
(9) FAMILY.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (9)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning meaning qualified health benefits planning offered through Health Insurance Exchange and purchased directly from entity offering plan or enrollment agents and brokers ;   Term Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(1) FIRST YEAR.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Individual health insurance coverage not grandfathered health insurance coverage under subsection only to be offered after first day of Y1 as Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 202. ...
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(1) NON-EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Case of qualified health benefits planning being not Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 221. ...
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other information as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offered through Exchange ;   Providing for dissemination of information related to end-of-life planning to individuals seeking enrollment in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 240. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(a) ACCESS TO COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (a)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Individuals being eligible to obtain coverage through enrollment in Exchange-participating health benefits planning offered through Health Insurance Exchange unless individuals enrolled in another qualified health benefits planning or other

Index of Sec 302. ...
(1) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning and including dependents of individual ;   Term Exchange-eligible individual meaning individual being eligible under section to be enrolled through Health Insurance Exchange in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (d) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Individual qualifying as Exchange-eligible individual under subsection and enrolling under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(5) CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Employer continuing to be treated as Exchange-eligible employer for subsequent plan year regardless of number of employees involved until employer meeting requirement of section 411(a) through paragraph of section by offering group health plan and not through offering Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(A) SATISFACTION OF EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (6) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing through Health Insurance Exchange consistent with provisions of subtitle B of title IV ;   Employer meeting requirements of section 412 with respect to employees of employer by offering employees option of enrolling with Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(B) EMPLOYEE CHOICE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (6) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing by employer of employee under subparagraph choosing coverage plan ;   Employee offered Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(g) SURVEYS OF INDIVIDUALS AND EMPLOYERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner providing for periodic surveys of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers concerning satisfaction of individuals and employers with Health Insurance Exchange and Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (h) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner conducting study of access to Health Insurance Exchange for individuals and employers including individuals and employers being not eligible and enrolled in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
(2) ITEMS INCLUDED IN STUDY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (h) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Terms, conditions and affordability of group health coverage offered by employers and QHBP offering entities outside of Exchange compared to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing during plan year, consistent with subtitle C of title II and section ;   Commissioner specifying benefits to be made available under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 303. ...
(b) LIMITATION ON HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS OFFERED BY OFFERING ENTITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning in service area unless following requirements being met ;   Commissioner not entering into contract with QHBP offering entity under section 304(c) for offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 303. ...
(d) TREATMENT OF STATE BENEFIT MANDATES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Requirement continuing to apply to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 303. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
SEC 304. -- CONTRACTS FOR THE OFFERING OF EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Benefits planing ;   Sec 304, Contracts for offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(1) OFFERING ENTITY AND PLAN STANDARDS. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (1) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   QHBP offering entities for offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(A) BID SOLICITATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner soliciting bids from QHBP offering entities for offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(b) STANDARDS FOR QHBP OFFERING ENTITIES TO OFFER EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Benefits planing ;   Standards for QHBP offering entities to Offer Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(10) PROGRAM INTEGRITY STANDARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (10)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offers in accordance with standards and functions established by Commissioner ;   Entity establishing and operating program to protect and promote integrity of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(A) CHOICE OF PROVIDERS. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (9) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Demonstrating to satisfaction of Commissioner contracting with sufficient number of Indian health care providers to ensure timely access to covered services furnished by providers to individual Indians through entity's Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(4) OVERSIGHT AND ENFORCEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Commissioner establishing processing to oversee, monitor and enforce applicable requirements of title with respect to QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(i) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning if entity failing to comply with applicable requirements of title ;   Commissioner terminating contract with QHBP offering entity under section for offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) OUTREACH.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning options ;   Informing and educating individuals and employers about Health Insurance Exchange and Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
(A) OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle C periods to be during September through November of year or other time maximizing timeliness of income verification for purposes of subtitle ;   Commissioner establishing annual open enrollment period during that Exchange-eligible individual or employer electing to enroll in Exchange-participating health benefits planning for following plan year and enrollment period for

Index of Sec 305. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Commissioner providing for process under which individuals being Exchange-eligible individuals described in subparagraph automatically enrolled under appropriate Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
(ii) INDIVIDUALS ENROLLED IN A TERMINATED PLAN.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (3) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning terminated and not otherwise enrolling in another Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
(4) DIRECT PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS TO PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning paying plans directly and not through Commissioner or Health Insurance Exchange ;   Individuals enrolled in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
(1) COVERAGE INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offered under title ;   Commissioner providing for broad dissemination of information on Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
(2) CONSUMER ASSISTANCE WITH CHOICE. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing and file complaints ;   Providing for operation of toll-free telephone hotline to respond to requests for assistance and maintaining Internet Web site through individuals obtaining information on coverage under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
(2) CONSUMER ASSISTANCE WITH CHOICE. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing and obtaining benefits through plans ;   Assist Exchange-eligible individuals in selecting Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
(2) COORDINATED ENROLLMENT WITH STATE THROUGH MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing and State's Medicaid program consistent with section and otherwise coordinating implementation of provisions of division with respect to Medicaid program ;   Commissioner entering into memorandum of understanding with State with respect to coordinating enrollment of individuals in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 306. -- Other Functions.
(a) COORDINATION OF AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner coordinating distribution of affordability premium and cost-sharing credits under subtitle C to QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 306. ...
(b) COORDINATION OF RISK POOLING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offered by entities so as to minimizing impact of adverse selection of enrollees among plans offered by entities ;   Commissioner establishing mechanism whereby being adjustment making of premium amounting payable among QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits planing of premiums collected for plans taking into account differences in risk characteristics of individuals and employees enrolled under different Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 306. ...
Sec 308. -- Optional Operation Of State-Based Health Insurance Exchanges.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 308. (b) (1) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Negotiating and contracting with QHBP offering entities for offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 308. ...
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning that ensuring choice, competition and stability of affordable ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services providing for offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 321. ...
(2) ENSURING A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Public health insurance option complying with requirements being applicable under title to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 321. ...
(f) TREATMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE OPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (f)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Secretary to be treated as QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 321. ...
Sec 322. -- Premiums And Financing.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Manner complying with premium ruling established by Commissioner under section 213 for Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 322. ...
(C) LIMITATION ON FUNDING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Other than amounts as otherwise provided with respect to other Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 322. ...
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(c) ENCOURAGING THE USE OF HIGH VALUE SERVICES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Extent allowed by benefit standards applied to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 324. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Case of affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 341. ...
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning in which individual enrolled ;   Affordability premium credit under section 343 to be applied against premium for Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning and not enrolled under planning as employee through employer qualified health benefits planning that meeting requirements of section 412 ;   Enrolling under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning in amount equal to amount by which reference premium amount specified in subsection ;   Affordability premium credit under section for affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 343. ...
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning in form of cost-sharing reduction described in subsection provided under section for income tier in which individual classified based on individual's modified adjusted gross income ;   Affordability cost-sharing credit under section for affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 344. ...
(d) DETERMINATION AND PAYMENT OF COST-SHARING AFFORDABILITY CREDIT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning offered by QHBP offering entity ;   Case of affordable credit eligible individual in tier enrolled in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 344. ...
Sec 411. -- Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(3) CONTRIBUTION IN LIEU OF COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 411. (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Employee declining offer but otherwise obtaining coverage in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 411. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(2) APPLICABLE PREMIUM FOR EXCHANGE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning being reference premium amount under section 343(c) for individual coverage ;   Amount of applicable premium of lowest cost plan with respect to coverage of employee under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 414. -- Authority Related To Improper Steering.
SEC 414. -- AUTHORITY RELATED TO IMPROPER STEERING.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 414.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Health Choices Commissioner to have authority to set standards for determining whether employers or insurers undertaking actions to affect risk pool within Health Insurance Exchange by inducing individuals to decline coverage under qualified health benefits planning offered by employer and instead to enroll in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 414. ...
Sec 542. -- Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans Through Cafeteria Plans.
SEC 542. -- OFFERING OF EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS THROUGH CAFETERIA PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 542.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Benefits planing through cafeteria Plans ;   Sec 542 offering of Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 542. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 542. (a) Quoted: (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Term qualified benefit not including exchange-participating

Index of Sec 542. ...

Health benefits: qualified
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(9) FAMILY.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (9)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning offered through Health Insurance Exchange and purchased directly from entity offering plan or enrollment agents and brokers ;   Term Exchange-participating health benefits planning meaning qualified

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(b) OUTLINE OF DUTIES OF COMMISSIONER.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning under division unless plan meeting applicable requirements of following subtitles for type of plan and plan year involved ;   Health benefiting plan not to be qualified

Index of Sec 201. ...
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning under section 201 including essential benefit package requirement under section 221 ;   Employment-based health plan in operation as of day before first day of Y1 meeting same requirements as applying to qualified

Index of Sec 202. ...
(2) SECOND YEAR. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (c) (2) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning stand alone plan offered and priced separately from qualified health benefits planning ;   Applying requirements for qualified

Index of Sec 202. ...
Sec 211. -- Prohibiting Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
SEC 211. -- PROHIBITING PREEXISTING CONDITION EXCLUSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 211.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning not imposing preexisting condition exclusion or otherwise imposing limit or condition on coverage under plan with respect to individual or dependent based on following ;   Qualified

Index of Sec 211. ...
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning being health insurance coverage not varying excepting as following ;   Premium rate charged for qualified

Index of Sec 213. ...
Sec 214. -- Nondiscrimination In Benefits; Parity In Mental Health And Substance Abuse Disorder Benefits.
(a) NONDISCRIMINATION IN BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 214. (a)
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION in health benefits or benefit structures for qualifing health benefits ;   Qualified health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to prohibit

Index of Sec 214. ...
Sec 216. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 216. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Term qualified child means with respect to principal enrollee in qualified

Index of Sec 216. ...
(c) PREMIUMS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 216. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning from increasing premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under section consistent with standards established by Commissioner based upon family size under section 213(a)(3) ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing qualified

Index of Sec 216. ...
Sec 217. -- Consistency Of Costs And Coverage Under Qualified Health Benefits Plans During Plan Year.
SEC 217. -- CONSISTENCY OF COSTS AND COVERAGE UNDER QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS DURING PLAN YEAR.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 217.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Case of health insurance coverage offered under qualified

Index of Sec 217. ...
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning providing coverage meeting benefit standards adopted under section 224 for essential benefits packaging described in section 222 for plan year involved ;   Qualified

Index of Sec 221. ...
(1) NON-EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning being not Exchange-participating health benefits planning ;   Case of qualified

Index of Sec 221. ...
(d) PROVISION OF BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (d)
Automated Concept:

DENTAL ;   Nothing in division to be construed as prohibiting qualified health benefits planning from subcontracting with stand alone health insurance issuers or insurers for provision of

Index of Sec 221. ...
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(1) PROHIBITION OF REQUIRED COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (e) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing to participate in Health Insurance Exchange ;   Services described in paragraph or part of essential benefits packaging and Commissioner not requiring services for qualified

Index of Sec 222. ...
Sec 231. -- Requiring Fair Marketing Practices By Health Insurers.
SEC 231. -- REQUIRING FAIR MARKETING PRACTICES BY HEALTH INSURERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 231.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing being health insurance coverage ;   QHBP offering entities meeting with respect to qualified

Index of Sec 231. ...
Sec 232. -- Requiring Fair Grievance And Appeals Mechanisms.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 232. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing that Commissioner establishing consistent with section ;   QHBP offering entity providing for timely grievance and appealing mechanisms with respect to qualified

Index of Sec 232. ...
(b) INTERNAL CLAIMS AND APPEALS PROCESS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 232. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning QHBP offering entity providing internal claims and appeals processing that initially incorporating claims and appealing procedures set forth at section 2560.503 -1 of title 29 ;   Qualified

Index of Sec 232. ...
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(5) COST-SHARING TRANSPARENCY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning allowing individuals to learn amount of cost-sharing under individual's plan or coverage ;   Qualified

Index of Sec 233. ...
(b) CONTRACTING REIMBURSEMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to ensure transparency to health care provider relating to reimbursement arrangements between planning and provider ;   Qualified

Index of Sec 233. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   QHBP offering entity contracts with pharmacy benefit manager or other entity to manage prescription drug coverage or otherwise controlling prescription drug costs under qualified

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 234. -- Application To Qualified Health Benefits Plans Not Offered Through The Health Insurance Exchange.
SEC 234. -- APPLICATION TO QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS NOT OFFERED THROUGH THE HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 234.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Benefits planing not offered through health insurance Exchange ;   Application to qualified

Index of Sec 234. ...
Sec 235. -- Timely Payment Of Claims.
SEC 235. -- TIMELY PAYMENT OF CLAIMS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 235.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning offers in same manner as Medicare Advantage organization required to comply with requirements with respect to Medicare Advantage plan ;   QHBP offering entity complying with requirements of section 1857(f) of Social Security Act with respect to qualified

Index of Sec 235. ...
Sec 236. -- Standardized Rules For Coordination And Subrogation Of Benefits.
SEC 236. -- STANDARDIZED RULES FOR COORDINATION AND SUBROGATION OF BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 236.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing involving individuals and multiple plan coverage ;   Commissioner establishing standards for coordination and subrogation of benefits and reimbursement of payments in cases of qualified

Index of Sec 236. ...
Sec 237. -- Application Of Administrative Simplification.
SEC 237. -- APPLICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SIMPLIFICATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 237.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offers ;   QHBP offering entity required to comply with administrative simplification provisions under part C of title XI of Social Security Act with respect to qualified

Index of Sec 237. ...
Sec 238. -- State Prohibitions On Discrimination Against Health Care Providers.
SEC 238. -- STATE PROHIBITIONS ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 238.
Automated Concept:

CERTIFICATION under applicable State law ;   Act not to be construed as superseding laws of State or jurisdiction designed to prohibit qualified health benefits planning from discriminating with respect to participation, reimbursement, covered services, indemnification or related requirements under plan against health care provider acting within scope of provider's license or

Index of Sec 238. ...
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(b) CONSTRUCTION. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Duration or scope of medical benefits otherwise covered under qualified

Index of Sec 240. ...
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(1) QUALIFIED PLAN STANDARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning standards under title including enforcement of standards in coordination with State insurance regulators and Secretaries of Labor and Treasury ;   Establishment of qualified

Index of Sec 242. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE with Federal requirements ;   Commissioner conducting audits of qualified health benefits planning

Index of Sec 242. ...
(B) RECOUPMENT OF COSTS IN CONNECTION WITH EXAMINATION AND AUDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing reimbursement for costs of examinations and audit of QHBP offering entities ;   Commissioner authorized to recoup from qualified

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 243. -- Consultation And Coordination.
(a) CONSULTATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 243. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning under title and enforcement of standards ;   Including concerning standards for health insurance coverage being qualified

Index of Sec 243. ...
Sec 244. -- Health Insurance Ombudsman.
(b) DUTIES. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 244. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Assistance to individuals in choosing qualified

Index of Sec 244. ...
Sec 256. -- Treatment Of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 256. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage so long as Secretary of Labor determining that coverage for employees being substantially equivalent or greater than coverage provided for employees pursuant to essential benefits packaging ;   Coverage provided pursuant to Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act to be treated as qualified health benefits planning providing

Index of Sec 256. ...
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of 70 percent of full actuarial value of benefits provided under reference benefiting package ;   Basic plan offering essential benefits packaging required under title II for qualified health benefits planning with

Index of Sec 303. ...
(2) SEGREGATION OF FUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning providing coverage of services described in section 222(d)(4)(a) ;   Qualified

Index of Sec 303. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(ii) EXCEPTION FOR IMMINENT AND SERIOUS RISK TO HEALTH.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (ii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning of QHBP offering entity ;   Clause not applying if Commissioner determining that delay in termination posing imminent and serious risk to health of individuals enrolled under qualified

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(g) ROLE FOR ENROLLMENT AGENTS AND BROKERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing including public health insurance option ;   Nothing in division to be construed to affect role of enrollment agents and brokers under State law including with regard to enrollment of individuals and employers in qualified

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (E)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing through Health Insurance Exchange or State-based health insurance exchange ;   Activities of cooperative consisting of issuance of qualified

Index of Sec 310. ...
Sec 411. -- Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(1) OFFER OF COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 411. (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning in accordance with section 412 ;   Employer offering employee individual and family coverage under qualified

Index of Sec 411. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(3) PROVISION OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Employer offers to full-time employees opportunity to enroll in qualified health benefits planning or current

Index of Sec 412. ...
(1) FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Not less than 72.5 percent of applicable premium of lowest cost plan offered by employer being qualified

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 414. -- Authority Related To Improper Steering.
SEC 414. -- AUTHORITY RELATED TO IMPROPER STEERING.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 414.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning offered by employer and instead to enroll in Exchange-participating health benefits planning ;   Health Choices Commissioner to have authority to set standards for determining whether employers or insurers undertaking actions to affect risk pool within Health Insurance Exchange by inducing individuals to decline coverage under qualified

Index of Sec 414. ...

Health benefits: retiree
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(b) NO REDUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Group health plan containing provision reserving general power to amend or terminate plan or provision specifically authorizing plan to make post-retirement reductions in retiree

Index of Sec 110. ...

Health benefits: State
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(7) TREATMENT AS CREDITABLE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (7)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits risking pool described in section 2701(c)(1)(g) of Public Health Service Act ;   Coverage under State

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(c) ACCESS TO STATE HEALTH BENEFITS RISK POOLS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits risking pool recognized by Commissioner for purposes of section solely by reason of extension of coverage beyond date on which coverage otherwise to have expired ;   Provision having effect of limiting or precluding access by qualified beneficiary whose cobra continations coverage extended under section to State

Index of Sec 113. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(G) OTHER COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (d) (2) (G)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits risking pool in coordination with Secretary of Treasury ;   State

Index of Sec 302. ...

Health benefits: term
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(12) HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE; HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUER.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (12)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan and including public health insurance option ;   Term health benefits planning means health insurance coverage and

Index of Sec 100. ...

Health care
Health care
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care spending ;   Quality health care for Americans and reducing growth in

Index of Sec 100. ...
(4) HEALTH DELIVERY REFORM.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care becoming more affordable for businesses, families and Government ;   Increasing quality and reducing growth in health spending so that

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (E)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC transactions provided in part ;   Requiring use of standard electronic transaction with health care providers quickly and efficiently enrolling with health plan to conduct other

Index of Sec 115. ...
(d) UNIQUE HEALTH PLAN IDENTIFIER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers and other interested parties ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services promulgating interim final rule to establish unique health plan identifier described in section 1173(b) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1320d-2(b) based on input of National Committee of Vital and Health Statistics and consulations with health plans,

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(1) RECOMMENDATIONS ON BENEFIT STANDARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care and considering standards reducing health disparities ;   Committee taking into account innovation in

Index of Sec 223. ...
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(b) CONTRACTING REIMBURSEMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care provider relating to reimbursement arrangements between planning and provider ;   Qualified health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to ensure transparency to

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 238. -- State Prohibitions On Discrimination Against Health Care Providers.
SEC 238. -- STATE PROHIBITIONS ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 238.
Automated Concept:

CERTIFICATION under applicable State law ;   Act not to be construed as superseding laws of State or jurisdiction designed to prohibit qualified health benefits planning from discriminating with respect to participation, reimbursement, covered services, indemnification or related requirements under plan against health care provider acting within scope of provider's license or

Index of Sec 238. ...
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(c) ADVANCED DIRECTIVE DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care ;   Term advanced directive including living or durable power of attorney for

Index of Sec 240. ...
Sec 252. -- Prohibiting Discrimination In Health Care.
SEC 252. -- PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION IN HEALTH CARE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 252.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Care ;   Sec 252 prohibiting discrimination in

Index of Sec 252. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 252. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care and related services covered by Act to be provided without regard to personal characteristics extraneous to provision of high quality health care or related services  ;  

Index of Sec 252. ...
(b) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 252. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care and related services covered by Act provided without regard to personal characteristics extraneous to provision of high quality health care or related services ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services promulgating regulations as necessary or appropriate to insure that

Index of Sec 252. ...
Sec 254. -- Construction Regarding Collective Bargaining.
SEC 254. -- CONSTRUCTION REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 254.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care ;   Nothing in division to be construed to alter or supersede statutory or other obligation to engage in collective bargaining over terms or conditions of employment related to

Index of Sec 254. ...
Sec 261. -- Construction Regarding Standard Of Care.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 261. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers to patients in medical malpractice action or claim USC 11151(7) ;   Development, recognition or implementation of guideline or other standard under provision described in subsection not to be construed to establish standard of care or duty of care owed by

Index of Sec 261. ...
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(a) STUDY. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers to use electronic health records ;   Providing for higher rates of reimbursement or other incentives for

Index of Sec 263. ...
(a) STUDY. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers including software packages being available to health care providers through Veterans Administration and other sources ;   Promoting low-cost electronic health record software packages being available for use by

Index of Sec 263. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(7) ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers defined in section 340b(a)(4) of Public Health Service Act and providers described in section 1927(c)(1)(d)(i) of Social Security Act  ;  

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers used by individual involved or other relevant factors as Commissioner specifying ;   Process involving random assignment or other form of assignment taking into account

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers and items and services including prescription drugs ;   Secretary negotiating payment for public health insurance option for

Index of Sec 323. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers participating in Medicare participating providers in public health insurance option unless opting out in process established by Secretary consistent with subsection  ;  

Index of Sec 323. ...
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care provider to participate in public health insurance option unless provider appropriately licensed, certified or otherwise permitted to practice under State law ;   Secretary not allowing

Index of Sec 325. ...
(d) EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care program ;   Secretary excluding from participation under public health insurance option health care provider excluded from participation in Federal

Index of Sec 325. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(F) GAO REPORT. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (F) (iii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers and Federal and State agencies including effect of erroneous determinations under systems ;   Impact of systems on individuals,

Index of Sec 341. ...
3
PART 3 -- LIMITATIONS ON HEALTH CARE RELATED EXPENDITURES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURES ;   Part 3 across limitations on health Care related

Index of 3

Health care: accessible and affordable oral
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(f) REPORT REGARDING INCLUSION OF ORAL HEALTH CARE IN ESSENTIAL BENEFITS PACKAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (f)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care to adults as part of essential benefits packaging ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services submitting to Congress report containing results of study determining need and cost of providing accessible and affordable oral

Index of Sec 222. ...

Health care: costs of
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

COINSURANCE or other out-of-pocket costs for plan participants and beneficiaries ;   Amounts paid to participating employment-based plan under subsection only to be used to reduce costs of health care provided by plan by reducing premium costs for employer or employee association maintaining plan and reducing premium contributions, deductibles, copayments,

Index of Sec 111. ...

Health care: high quality
Sec 252. -- Prohibiting Discrimination In Health Care.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 252. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care or related services ;   Health care and related services covered by Act to be provided without regard to personal characteristics extraneous to provision of high quality

Index of Sec 252. ...
(b) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 252. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care or related services ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services promulgating regulations as necessary or appropriate to insure that health care and related services covered by Act provided without regard to personal characteristics extraneous to provision of high quality

Index of Sec 252. ...

Health care: Indian
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(17) PLAN YEAR.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (17)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care program operated by Indian Health Service ;   Term Indian health care provider meaning

Index of Sec 100. ...

Health care: individual
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(A) CHOICE OF PROVIDERS. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (9) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Demonstrating to satisfaction of Commissioner contracting with sufficient number of Indian health care providers to ensure timely access to covered services furnished by providers to individual Indians through entity's Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(A) CHOICE OF PROVIDERS. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (9) (A) (ii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care provider ;   Entity making for services of participating provider being not Indian

Index of Sec 304. ...
(B) SPECIAL RULE RELATING TO INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (9) (B)
Automated Concept:

DISCRIMINATION under Act ;   Provision of services by Indian health care provider exclusively to Indians and dependents not constituting

Index of Sec 304. ...
(5) SPECIAL RULE RELATED TO COST-SHARING AND INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care provider ;   Individual being Indian enrolled plan and individual receiving covered item or service from Indian

Index of Sec 304. ...
(d) NO DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF PROVISION OF ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care facility because of willingness or unwillingness ;   No Exchange participating health benefits planning discriminating against individual health care provider or

Index of Sec 304. ...

Health care: oral
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

DISABILITIES, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with

Index of Sec 223. ...

Health care: other
Sec 259. -- Nondiscrimination On Abortion And Respect For Rights Of Conscience.
(b) DEFINITION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 259. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care professional ;   Term health care entity including individual physician or other

Index of Sec 259. ...

Health care: participation of
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(2) OTHER PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers under public health insurance option under which payment only to be available if provider agreeing to accept payment under section 323 as payment in full ;   Secretary providing for participation of

Index of Sec 325. ...

Health care: provision of quality
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (a)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL security ;   Term essential benefits packaging means health benefiting coverage, consistent with standards adopted under section 224, ensuring provision of quality health care and

Index of Sec 222. ...

Health care: quality
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care for Americans and reducing growth in health care spending ;   Quality

Index of Sec 100. ...

Health care: quality of
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (I)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (I)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care delivered to members ;   Improving benefits or otherwise improving quality of

Index of Sec 310. ...

Health care: services and
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(2) MANNER OF NEGOTIATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers ;   Average rates paid by other QHBP offering entities for services and

Index of Sec 323. ...

Health care: small
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
SEC 263. -- STUDY AND REPORT ON METHODS TO INCREASE EHR USE BY SMALL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Care Providers ;   Sec 263, studying and reporting on methods to Increase EHR Use by small

Index of Sec 263. ...
(a) STUDY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services conducting study of potential methods to increase use of qualified electronic health records by small

Index of Sec 263. ...
(b) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers including use of public and private funding sources ;   Including recommendations for legislation or administrative action to increase use of electronic health records by small

Index of Sec 263. ...

Health care benefits: delivery of
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care benefits between employers and employees ;   Secretary submitting recommendations as Secretary determining necessary to improve and strengthen employment-based health plan sponsorship, employer responsibility and related proposals enhancing delivery of

Index of Sec 415. ...

Health care coverage: affordable
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care coverage for uninsured populations in State in manner consistent with reforms to take effect under division in Y1 ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services providing grants to States to establish programs to expand access to affordable

Index of Sec 114. ...

Health care entity: term
Sec 259. -- Nondiscrimination On Abortion And Respect For Rights Of Conscience.
(b) DEFINITION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 259. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care entity including individual physician or other health care professional ;   Term

Index of Sec 259. ...

Health care facility: provider or
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(d) NO DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF PROVISION OF ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care facility because of willingness or unwillingness ;   No Exchange participating health benefits planning discriminating against individual health care provider or

Index of Sec 304. ...

Health care items and services: covered
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care items and services in accordance with benefit standards ;   Limits costing-sharing for covered

Index of Sec 222. ...

Health care needs and disparities
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

DISABILITIES, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with

Index of Sec 223. ...

Health care payment and remittance advice: related
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (C)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care payment and remittance advice ;   Order to allow automated reconciliation with related

Index of Sec 115. ...

Health care program
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(17) PLAN YEAR.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (17)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care program operated by Indian Health Service ;   Term Indian health care provider meaning

Index of Sec 100. ...

Health care program: Federal
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(d) EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care program ;   Secretary excluding from participation under public health insurance option health care provider excluded from participation in Federal

Index of Sec 325. ...

Health care service
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(4) SALES TO PATIENTS NOT TREATED AS RESALES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care service to individual ;   Medical device being sold for use in connection with providing

Index of Sec 552. ...

Health care services
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR IHS FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (b) (2) (D) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care services in facility operated by Indian Tribe or tribal organization under Indian Self-Determination Act ;   Employing to provide

Index of Sec 325. ...

Health care system: various sectors of
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with disabilities, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of

Index of Sec 223. ...

Health coverage
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(1) QUALIFYING CHILD.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD support order ;   Respect to period during that health coverage for child to be provided by individual pursuant to

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(a) ELECTION OF EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE HEALTH COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage ;   Election of Employer responsibility to provide

Index of Sec 511. ...
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) QUALIFIED HEALTH COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Term qualified health coverage meaning

Index of Sec 521. ...

Health coverage: conditions and affordability of group
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(2) ITEMS INCLUDED IN STUDY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (h) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Terms, conditions and affordability of group health coverage offered by employers and QHBP offering entities outside of Exchange compared to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...

Health coverage: qualified
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage ;   Term qualified employee health coverage expenses meaning aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during taxable year for coverage of qualified employee of employer under qualified

Index of Sec 521. ...

Health coverage: retiree
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage being part of plan at time of retirement ;   Nothing in section prohibiting plan from enforcing total aggregate cap on amounts paid for retiree

Index of Sec 110. ...

Health coverage laws and benefits
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(3) STATE INPUT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage laws and benefits of State in developing recommendations under subsection and incorporating coverage and benefits as Committee determining to be appropriate and consistent with Act Health benefiting Advisory Committee seeking input from States and considering recommendations ;   Health benefiting Advisory Committee examining

Index of Sec 223. ...

Health coverage participation requirements
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 802. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements to be deemed to be included as terms and conditions of plan  ;  

Index of Sec 421. ...
(b) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DISCOVER NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 802. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements in connection with plans ;   Secretary regularly auditing representative sampling of employers and group health plans and conduct investigations and other activities under section 504 with respect to sampling of plans so as to discovering noncompliance with

Index of Sec 421. ...
SEC 805. -- TERMINATION OF ELECTION IN CASES OF SUBSTANTIAL NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 805.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements and referring determination to Secretary of Treasury as appropriate ;   Secretary terminating election of employer under section 801 if Secretary determining that employer in substantial noncompliance with

Index of Sec 421. ...
(A) CIVIL PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements with respect to employee ;   Case of employer failing to satisfy

Index of Sec 421. ...
(E) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (E)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating assessment of penalties under section in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 422. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Internal Revenue Code Of 1986.
(a) FAILURE TO ELECT, OR SUBSTANTIALLY COMPLY WITH, HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 422. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements described in part 1  ;  

Index of Sec 422. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements to be deemed to be included as terms and conditions of plan  ;  

Index of Sec 423. ...
(2) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements ;   Periodic investigations to determine compliance with

Index of Sec 423. ...
(e) TERMINATION OF ELECTION IN CASES OF SUBSTANTIAL NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (e)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements and referring determination to Secretary of Treasury as appropriate ;   Secretary terminating election of employer under subsection if Secretary determining that employer in substantial noncompliance with

Index of Sec 423. ...
(1) CIVIL PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements with respect to employee ;   Case of employer failing in effect to satisfy

Index of Sec 423. ...
(5) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (5)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating assessment of penalties under paragraph in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of

Index of Sec 423. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
SEC 511. -- ELECTION TO SATISFY HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements ;   Election to satisfy

Index of Sec 511. ...
(5) TERMINATION OF ELECTION IN CASES OF SUBSTANTIAL NONCOMPLIANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements ;   Secretary terminating election of employer under paragraph if Secretary determining that employer in substantial noncompliance with

Index of Sec 511. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements with respect to employee ;   Case of employer failing in effect to satisfy

Index of Sec 511. ...

Health coverage participation requirements: applicatio
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(b) MULTIEMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements to plan sponsor and contributing employers of plan ;   Regulations prescribed in accordance with subsection by officers referred in subsection providing for application of

Index of Sec 424. ...

Health coverage participation requirements: term
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
SEC 803. -- HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 803.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements meaning requirements of part 1 of subtitle B of title IV of division A ;   Term

Index of Sec 421. ...
(B) HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements having meaning provided in section 803 ;   Term

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(c) HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements meaning requirements of part 1 of subtitle B of title IV of division A ;   Term

Index of Sec 423. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(c) HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage participation requirements meaning requirements of part I of subtitle B of title IV ;   Term

Index of Sec 511. ...

Health delivery system
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(4) HEALTH DELIVERY REFORM.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH delivery system reforming ;   Division instituting

Index of Sec 100. ...

Health disparities
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(1) RECOMMENDATIONS ON BENEFIT STANDARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH disparities ;   Committee taking into account innovation in health care and considering standards reducing

Index of Sec 223. ...

Health maintenance organization
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(7) ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH maintenance organization ;   Manner in which previous sentence applying in case of basic plan with respect to which Commissioner determining providing substantially benefits through

Index of Sec 304. ...

Health outcomes: poor
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (2) (A) (iii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH outcomes ;   Including strategies focusing on prevention and support for employee populations at risk of poor

Index of Sec 112. ...

Health plan
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (E)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC transactions provided in part ;   Requiring use of standard electronic transaction with health care providers quickly and efficiently enrolling with health plan to conduct other

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 259. -- Nondiscrimination On Abortion And Respect For Rights Of Conscience.
(a) NONDISCRIMINATION. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 259. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan created or regulated under Act to subject ;   Requiring

Index of Sec 259. ...

Health plan and health
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(c) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH claiming status under section to be adopted not later than October 1, 2011 ;   Including operating rules for transactions for eligibility for health plan and

Index of Sec 115. ...

Health plan: accident or
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT or health plan ;   Value of accident or health plan coverage provided by Indian tribe or tribal organization for medical care to member of Indian tribe under

Index of Sec 545. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(2) ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARY.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (a) (1) Quoted: (g) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT or health plan ;   Term eligible beneficiary meaning individual being eligible to receive benefits or coverage under

Index of Sec 571. ...

Health plan: based
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(12) HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE; HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUER.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (12)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan and including public health insurance option ;   Term health benefits planning means health insurance coverage and

Index of Sec 100. ...
(22) SERVICE AREA; PREMIUM RATING AREA. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (22) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Respect to health benefiting plan other than

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(c) ELIGIBILITY. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Person in waiting period as defined in section 2701(b)(4) of Public Health Service Act not to be considered to be eligible for coverage under

Index of Sec 101. ...
(e) ENROLLMENT. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (e) (3)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan during previous 6 months ;   Individual having other prior health insurance coverage or coverage under

Index of Sec 101. ...
(2) SANCTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2)
Automated Concept:

DISENROLL from health benefiting coverage prior to enrolling in program ;   Issuer or employment-based health plan to be responsible for reimbursing program for medical expenses incurred by program for individual Secretary finds encouraged by issuer to

Index of Sec 101. ...
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Case of prior coverage obtained directly from issuer or

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Term eligible employment-based plan meaning group health plan or

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan, only costs attributable to qualified wellness program and not to health plan or health insurance coverage offered in connection plan ;   Case of qualified wellness program offered as part of

Index of Sec 112. ...
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan in operation as of day before first day of Y1 meeting same requirements as applying to qualified health benefits planning under section 201 including essential benefit package requirement under section 221  ;  

Index of Sec 202. ...
(B) EXCEPTION FOR LIMITED BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan in which coverage consisting only of one or more of following ;   Subparagraph not applying to

Index of Sec 202. ...
(B) EXCEPTION FOR LIMITED BENEFITS PLANS. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (1) (B) (iii)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan in which coverage consisting only of one or more of coverage or benefits described in clauses ;   No case

Index of Sec 202. ...
(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage under division ;   Employment-based health plan described in paragraph to be treated as

Index of Sec 202. ...
Sec 212. -- Guaranteed Issue And Renewal For Insured Plans And Prohibiting Rescissions.
SEC 212. -- GUARANTEED ISSUE AND RENEWAL FOR INSURED PLANS AND PROHIBITING RESCISSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 212.
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan or otherwise excepting that section 2712(b)(1) applying only if issuer providing enrollee with notice of nonpayment of premiums and grace period during that enrollee having opportunity to correct nonpayment ;   2712 and subsection and subsection of Public Health Service Act applying to individuals and employers in individual and group health insurance coverage through

Index of Sec 212. ...
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(3) PROVISION OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Employer offers to full-time employees opportunity to enroll in qualified health benefits planning or current

Index of Sec 412. ...
(4) AUTOENROLLMENT OF EMPLOYEES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan ;   Subsection superseding law of State preventing automatic payroll deduction of employee contributions to

Index of Sec 412. ...

Health plan: case of group
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining agreements between employee representatives and 1 or more employers ratified before date of enactment of Act ;   Case of group health plan maintained pursuant to 1 or more

Index of Sec 106. ...

Health plan: establishment and maintenance of group
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 802. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan for purposes of title ;   Election to be treated as establishment and maintenance of group

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan for purposes of title ;   Election to be treated as establishment and maintenance of group

Index of Sec 423. ...

Health plan: every group
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan containing provision ;   Every group

Index of Sec 110. ...

Health plan: group
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCING ;   Plan sponsor in relation to group health plan in case of plan maintained jointly by 1 or more employers and 1 or more employee organizations and respect to which employer being primary source of

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL consideations for disenrolling from coverage ;   Provision by employer, group health plan or issuer of money or other

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 2703. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan providing coverage for dependent children making available ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering health insurance coverage in connection with group

Index of Sec 105. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A) Quoted: SEC 704. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan providing coverage for dependent children making available ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering health insurance coverage in connection with group

Index of Sec 105. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (3) (A) Quoted: SEC 9804. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan providing coverage for dependent children making available ;   Group

Index of Sec 105. ...
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (3) (A) Quoted: SEC 9804. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan ;   Term qualified child means with respect to participant in group

Index of Sec 105. ...
(c) PREMIUMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (3) (A) Quoted: SEC 9804. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan from increasing premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under section consistent with standards established by Secretary based upon family size ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing group

Index of Sec 105. ...
SEC 2746. -- REQUIRING THE OPTION OF EXTENSION OF DEPENDENT COVERAGE FOR UNINSURED YOUNG ADULTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (b) Quoted: SEC 2746.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2703 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
(h) TERMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (a) (3) Quoted: (h)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan as of date ;   Section ceasing to apply to group

Index of Sec 106. ...
(g) TERMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (b) (3) Quoted: (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan as of date ;   Section ceasing to apply to group

Index of Sec 106. ...
(h) TERMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (c) (3) Quoted: (h)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan as of date ;   Section ceasing to apply to group

Index of Sec 106. ...
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(b) NOTICE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan under part complying with notice requirement under section 713(b) with respect to requirements of section ;   Group

Index of Sec 108. ...
(a) REQUIREMENTS FOR TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DEFORMITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (a)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(b) NOTICE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan under part complying with notice requirement under section 715(b) of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 with respect to requirements of section ;   Group

Index of Sec 108. ...
SEC 2755. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2755.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2708 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as provisions applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group

Index of Sec 108. ...
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 716. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer providing health insurance coverage in connection with group

Index of Sec 109. ...
(b) DEFINITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 716. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan ;   Term aggregate dollar lifetime limit means with respect to benefits under group health plan or health insurance coverage offered in connection with group

Index of Sec 109. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9815. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan not imposing aggregate dollar lifetime limit with respect to benefits payable under plan ;   Group

Index of Sec 109. ...
(b) DEFINITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9815. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan dollar limitation on total amount to be paid with respect to benefits under plan with respect to individual or other coverage unit on lifetime basis ;   Respect to benefits under group

Index of Sec 109. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2709. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer providing health insurance coverage in connection with group

Index of Sec 109. ...
SEC 2756. -- ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL OR LIFETIME AGGREGATE LIMITS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2756.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2709 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group

Index of Sec 109. ...
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(b) NO REDUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan to reduce benefits provided to retired participant or participant's beneficiary under terms of plan if reduction of benefits occuring after date participant retired for purposes of plan and reducing benefits provided to participant or participant's beneficiary ;   Prohibiting for group

Index of Sec 110. ...
(c) REDUCTION DESCRIBED. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan when participant ;   Respect to premiums occuring under group

Index of Sec 110. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(5) CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Employer continuing to be treated as Exchange-eligible employer for subsequent plan year regardless of number of employees involved until employer meeting requirement of section 411(a) through paragraph of section by offering group health plan and not through offering Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTION under plan meet requirements of section 412 ;   Term affordable credit eligible individual not including full-time employee of employer if employer offering employee coverage as full-time employee under group health plan if coverage and employer

Index of Sec 342. ...
(B) FOR UNAFFORDABLE EMPLOYER COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan exceeding 12 percent of current modified adjusted gross income ;   Case of full-time employees For which cost of employee premium for coverage under group

Index of Sec 342. ...

Health plan: other agreement group
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(b) MULTIEMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan to be treated as amounts paid by employer ;   Contributions making pursuant to collective bargaining agreement or other agreement group

Index of Sec 424. ...

Health plan: plan sponsor of group
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(8) TREATMENT OF MULTI-EMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (8)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage with respect to participants in plan through Exchange to same extent ;   Plan sponsor of group health plan being multi-employer plan obtaining

Index of Sec 302. ...

Health plan: readable
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

BENEFICIARY identification card or similar mechanism ;   Including whether individual being eligible for specific service with specific physician at specific facility including utilization of machine-readable health plan

Index of Sec 115. ...

Health plans
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(d) UNIQUE HEALTH PLAN IDENTIFIER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers and other interested parties ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services promulgating interim final rule to establish unique health plan identifier described in section 1173(b) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1320d-2(b) based on input of National Committee of Vital and Health Statistics and consulations with health plans,

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans and employees ;   Secretary of Labor submitting legislative recommendations to Congress to modify employer responsibility requirements if Secretary determining that requirements detrimentally affecting or detrimentally affecting employer plan sponsorship or otherwise creating inequities among employers,

Index of Sec 415. ...

Health plans and clearinghouses
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification provisions of part and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ;   Secretary promulgating annual audit and certification process to ensure that health plans and clearinghouses being syntactically and functionally compliant standard transactions mandated pursuant to

Index of Sec 115. ...

Health plan: based
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans discouraging individual from remaining enrolled in prior coverage based on individual's health status ;   Secretary establishing criteria for determining whether health insurance issuers and

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (a)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections ;   Purpose of title to establish standards to ensure that new health insurance coverage and employment-based health plans offered meet standards guaranteeing access to affordable coverage, essential benefits and other

Index of Sec 201. ...
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans ;   Case of health insurance coverage not offered through Health Insurance Exchange and case of

Index of Sec 251. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(C) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (2) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans ;   10 percent of aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during preceding taxable year for

Index of Sec 511. ...

Health plan: group
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(1) GROUP HEALTH PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans for plan years beginning after January 1 ;   Amendments making by subsection applying to group

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
SEC 106. -- LIMITATIONS ON PREEXISTING CONDITION EXCLUSIONS IN GROUP HEALTH PLANS IN ADVANCE OF APPLICABILITY OF NEW PROHIBITION OF PREEXISTING CONDITION EXCLUSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Plans in Advance of applicability of new prohibition of preexisting condition exclusions ;   Limitations on preexisting condition exclusions in group

Index of Sec 106. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans for plan years beginning after January 1 ;   Amendments making by section applying with respect to group

Index of Sec 106. ...
Sec 107. -- Prohibiting Acts Of Domestic Violence From Being Treated As Preexisting Conditions.
(d) EFFECTIVE DATES. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans for plan years beginning after January 1 ;   Amendments making by section applying with respect to group

Index of Sec 107. ...
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(d) EFFECTIVE DATES. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans for plan years beginning after January 1 ;   Amendments making by section applying with respect to group

Index of Sec 108. ...
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
(d) EFFECTIVE DATES. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans for plan years beginning after January 1 ;   Amendments making by section applying with respect to group

Index of Sec 109. ...
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(2) CONSTRUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans under section 802(a)(1) of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ;   Previous sentence not to be construed as providing for applicability of rights or remedies under State laws with respect to requirements applicable to employers or other plan sponsors in connection with arrangements treated as group

Index of Sec 251. ...
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(iii) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES. - paragraph (I)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (C) (iii) (I)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans ;   10 percent of aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during preceding 1-year period for group

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(C) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (2) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans ;   10 percent of aggregate amount paid or incurred by employer during preceding taxable year for group

Index of Sec 423. ...

Health plan: other
Sec 328. -- Application Of Health Information Privacy, Security, And Electronic Transaction Requirements.
SEC 328. -- APPLICATION OF HEALTH INFORMATION PRIVACY, SECURITY, AND ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 328.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans ;   Applying to public health insurance option in same manner as part applying to other

Index of Sec 328. ...

Health plan: retiree
Sec 543. -- Exclusion From Gross Income Of Payments Made Under Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(b) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 543. (b)
Automated Concept:

DRUG plans ;   Heading of section 139a of Code amended by inserting and retiree health plans after prescription

Index of Sec 543. ...

Health plan: self-insured
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(1) STUDY. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans ;   Similarities and differences between typical insured and self-insured

Index of Sec 213. ...

Health plan 6-month period: based
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(c) ELIGIBILITY. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan for 6-month period immediately preceding date of individual's application for high-risk pool coverage under section ;   Health insurance coverage or coverage under

Index of Sec 101. ...

Health plan coverage: value of accident or
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT or health plan coverage provided by Indian tribe or tribal organization for medical care to member of Indian tribe under accident or health plan ;   Value of

Index of Sec 545. ...

Health plan identifier: unique
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(d) UNIQUE HEALTH PLAN IDENTIFIER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers and other interested parties ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services promulgating interim final rule to establish unique health plan identifier described in section 1173(b) of Social Security Act 42 USC 1320d-2(b) based on input of National Committee of Vital and Health Statistics and consulations with health plans,

Index of Sec 115. ...

Health plan sponsorship: based
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (a)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan sponsorship ;   Secretary of Labor conducting study to examine effect of exemptions under section 512(a) and coverage thresholds under division on

Index of Sec 415. ...
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan sponsorship, employer responsibility and related proposals enhancing delivery of health care benefits between employers and employees ;   Secretary submitting recommendations as Secretary determining necessary to improve and strengthen

Index of Sec 415. ...

Health problems
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(B) HEALTH SCREENINGS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH problems and referrals for appropriate following up measures ;   Opportunity for periodic screenings for

Index of Sec 112. ...

Health record software packages: electronic
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(a) STUDY. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers including software packages being available to health care providers through Veterans Administration and other sources ;   Promoting low-cost electronic health record software packages being available for use by

Index of Sec 263. ...

Health records
Health records: electronic
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(a) STUDY. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH records ;   Providing for higher rates of reimbursement or other incentives for health care providers to use electronic

Index of Sec 263. ...
(b) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers including use of public and private funding sources ;   Including recommendations for legislation or administrative action to increase use of electronic health records by small

Index of Sec 263. ...

Health records: qualified electronic
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(a) STUDY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services conducting study of potential methods to increase use of qualified electronic health records by small

Index of Sec 263. ...

Health reform coverage expansions
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(f) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (f)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH reform coverage expansions under division beginning in Y1 ;   State receiving grant under section submitting to Secretary report on best practices and lessons learned through grant to inform

Index of Sec 114. ...

Health Sector
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
SEC 262. -- RESTORING APPLICATION OF ANTITRUST LAWS TO HEALTH SECTOR INSURERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH Sector Insurers ;   Sec 262 restoring application of antitrust laws to

Index of Sec 262. ...

Health service
Health services or benefits
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT or compact with Indian tribe or tribal organization or programs of third parties funded by Indian Health Service ;   Health services or benefits provided or purchased by Indian Health Service through grant or

Index of Sec 545. ...

Health service: appropriate communication and
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(8) CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY APPROPRIATE SERVICES AND COMMUNICATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (8)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH services ;   Entity providing for culturally and linguistically appropriate communication and

Index of Sec 304. ...

Health status
Health status: duration of coverage form issue or
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (ii) - paragraph (II)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (B) (ii) (II)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH status being factors to be considered in determining premiums at renewal ;   Prior coverage being policy For which duration of coverage form issue or

Index of Sec 101. ...

Health status: individual's
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH status ;   Secretary establishing criteria for determining whether health insurance issuers and employment-based health plans discouraging individual from remaining enrolled in prior coverage based on individual's

Index of Sec 101. ...

Historical loss data
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (3) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

HISTORICAL loss data meaning information respecting claims paid or reserves holding for claims reported ;   Term

Index of Sec 262. ...

Home: centered medical
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

HOME and other care management payments, accountable care organizations, value-based ;   Payment mechanisms and policies under section including patient-centered medical

Index of Sec 324. ...

Hospital: outpatient
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(b) MINIMUM SERVICES TO BE COVERED. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HOSPITAL and outpatient clinic services including emergency department services ;   Outpatient

Index of Sec 222. ...

Identity
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(2) CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

SPECIFIC retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler ;   Information disclosed by PBM to Commissioner or QHBP offering entity under subsection being confidential and not disclosed by Commissioner or QHBP offering entity in form disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or

Index of Sec 233. ...
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Report not disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or specific retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler or other confidential or trade secret

Index of Sec 233. ...

Immigration status
Immigration status: citizenship or
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(E) ANNUAL REPORTS. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (E) (i)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT number or correcting information maintained in records and results of contestations ;   Number of applicants whose declaration of citizenship or immigration status, name or social security account number being not consistent with records maintained by Commissioner of Social Security or Department of Homeland Security and number conteste inconsistency and sought to document citizenship or immigration status, name or social security

Index of Sec 341. ...
(G) PROHIBITION OF DATABASE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (G)
Automated Concept:

CITIZENSHIP or immigration status ;   Nothing in paragraph or amendments making by paragraph to be construed as authorizing Health Choices Commissioner or Commissioner of Social Security to establish database of information on

Index of Sec 341. ...
(B) FUNDING. - paragraph (i) - paragraph (II)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (B) (i) (II)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT number under paragraph ;   Responding to individuals contesting with Commissioner of Social Security reported inconsistency with records maintained by Commissioner of Social Security or Department of Homeland Security relating to citizenship or immigration status, name or social security

Index of Sec 341. ...

Immigration status: whose declaration of citizenship o
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(E) ANNUAL REPORTS. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (E) (i)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT number being not consistent with records maintained by Commissioner of Social Security or Department of Homeland Security and number conteste inconsistency and sought to document citizenship or immigration status, name or social security account number or correcting information maintained in records and results of contestations ;   Number of applicants whose declaration of citizenship or immigration status, name or social security

Index of Sec 341. ...

Immigration verification systems: effectiveness of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(F) GAO REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (F)
Automated Concept:

CITIZENSHIP and immigration verification systems applied under paragraph ;   Pensions and Committee on Judiciary of Senate report examining effectiveness of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Implementation
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPETITIVE disadvantage ;   Secretary delaying implementation reform in geographic areas in which implementation placing public health insurance option at

Index of Sec 324. ...

Implementation of affordability
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(4) IMPLEMENTING AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY crediting provided for enrollees under subtitle C ;   Entity providing for implementation of

Index of Sec 304. ...

Implementation of increase
Sec 104. -- Sunshine On Price Gouging By Health Insurance Issuers.
SEC 104. -- SUNSHINE ON PRICE GOUGING BY HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUERS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 104.
Automated Concept:

IMPLEMENTATION of increase ;   Process requiring health insurance issuers to submit justification for premium increases prior to

Index of Sec 104. ...

Implementation of provisions of division
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) COORDINATED ENROLLMENT WITH STATE THROUGH MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

IMPLEMENTATION of provisions of division with respect to Medicaid program ;   Commissioner entering into memorandum of understanding with State with respect to coordinating enrollment of individuals in Exchange-participating health benefits planing and State's Medicaid program consistent with section and otherwise coordinating

Index of Sec 305. ...

Implementation: X12 Version 5010 transaction
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(c) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (c)
Automated Concept:

IMPLEMENTATION ;   Including operating rules under section to become effective with X12 Version 5010 transaction

Index of Sec 115. ...

Implementation plan: completion of
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (E)
Automated Concept:

IMPLEMENTATION plan ;   Estimate of total funds needed to ensure timely completion of

Index of Sec 115. ...

Implementation reform
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPETITIVE disadvantage ;   Secretary delaying implementation reform in geographic areas in which implementation placing public health insurance option at

Index of Sec 324. ...
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (3)
Automated Concept:

GEOGRAPHIC areas or otherwise in order to reduce total program costs or promoting high value care ;   Secretary prioritizing implementation reform in high cost

Index of Sec 324. ...

Implementation specifications
Implementation specifications: intent of standard's
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (5)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (5)
Automated Concept:

IMPLEMENTATION specifications ;   Using codes or data elements marked not used in standard's implementation specifications or not in standard's implementation specifications or changing meaning or intent of standard's

Index of Sec 115. ...

Implementation specifications: standard's
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (5)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (5)
Automated Concept:

IMPLEMENTATION specifications or changing meaning or intent of standard's implementation specifications ;   Using codes or data elements marked not used in standard's implementation specifications or not in standard's

Index of Sec 115. ...

Importation: first sale or
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

IMPORTATION ;   Term first taxable sale meaning first sale or

Index of Sec 552. ...

Imposition
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(E) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (E)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating assessment of penalties under section in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(5) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (5)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE taxes on failures under section 4980h(b) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoiding duplication of penalties with respect to failures ;   Secretary and Secretary of Treasury coordinating assessment of penalties under paragraph in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with imposition of

Index of Sec 423. ...

In-network cost: sum of
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(B) PARTICIPATING, NON-PREFERRED PHYSICIANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

IN-network cost-sharing plus 15 percent of total payment for iteming and servicing ;   Physicians agreeing not to impose charges exceeding sum of

Index of Sec 325. ...

Income
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(6) INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (b) (6)
Automated Concept:

INCOME childless adults ;   Innovative strategies to insure low-

Index of Sec 114. ...
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(A) FOR LOWEST LEVEL OF INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (d) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

INCOME not exceeding 133 percent of fpl ;   Case of individual with

Index of Sec 343. ...
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(1) CHANGES IN INCOME AS A PERCENT OF FPL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INCOME otherwise applicable ;   Significant changes in income to Commissioner and requiring substitution of income for

Index of Sec 345. ...
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (2) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

INCOME for residents in territory ;   Affordable credit eligible individuals residing in territory bearing same out-of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing in relation to average

Index of Sec 346. ...
(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (2) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

INCOME for residents ;   Of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing for affordable credit eligible individuals residing in 50 States or District of Columbia in relation to average

Index of Sec 346. ...

Income: gross
Sec 543. -- Exclusion From Gross Income Of Payments Made Under Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
SEC 543. -- EXCLUSION FROM GROSS INCOME OF PAYMENTS MADE UNDER REINSURANCE PROGRAM FOR RETIREES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 543.
Automated Concept:

INCOME of payments making under reinsurance Program for Retirees ;   Exclusion from gross

Index of Sec 543. ...

Income: application of
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(2) STUDY OF INCOME DISREGARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INCOME disregarding for purposes of subtitle ;   Commissioner conducting study examining application of

Index of Sec 342. ...

Income: current modified adjusted gross
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(B) FOR UNAFFORDABLE EMPLOYER COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

INCOME ;   Case of full-time employees For which cost of employee premium for coverage under group health plan exceeding 12 percent of current modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 342. ...

Income: family
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(3) TRANSITION FOR CHIP.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

INCOME of child as recently determined before Y1 by State under title XXI of Social Security Act ;   Commissioner establishing rules under which modified adjusted gross income of child deemed to be no greater than family

Index of Sec 345. ...

Income: gross
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INCOME ;   Term income means modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 342. ...
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

INCOME for plan year ;   Premium percentage limit specified in paragraph for individual based upon individual's modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 343. ...
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (a)
Automated Concept:

INCOME ;   Affordability cost-sharing credit under section for affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in form of cost-sharing reduction described in subsection provided under section for income tier in which individual classified based on individual's modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 344. ...
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(d) PENALTIES FOR MISREPRESENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (d)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit exceeding correct amount ;   Case of individual intentionally misrepresenting modified adjusted gross income or individual failing to disclose to Commissioner significant change in modified adjusted gross income under subsection in manner resulting in individual becoming affordable credit eligible individual when individual being not or amount of

Index of Sec 345. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(a) TAX IMPOSED. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

INCOME specified in section 6012(a)(1) with respect to taxpayer ;   Amount of gross

Index of Sec 501. ...
(5) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (5)
Automated Concept:

INCOME increased ;   Term modified adjusted gross income means adjusted gross

Index of Sec 501. ...
(5) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME. - paragraph (A)
Sec 534. -- Denial Of Deduction For Federal Subsidies For Prescription Drug Plans Which Have Been Excluded From Gross Income.
SEC 534. -- DENIAL OF DEDUCTION FOR FEDERAL SUBSIDIES FOR PRESCRIPTION DRUG PLANS WHICH HAVE BEEN EXCLUDED FROM GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 534.
Automated Concept:

INCOME ;   Denial of deduction for federal Subsidies for prescription Drug Plans excluded from gross

Index of Sec 534. ...
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(d) NO INFERENCE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (d)
Automated Concept:

INCOME ;   Nothing in amendments making by section to be construed to create inference with respect to exclusion from gross

Index of Sec 545. ...
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(c) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (c)
Automated Concept:

INCOME to be determined as provided in section 67(e) ;   Case of estate or trust adjusted gross

Index of Sec 551. ...
(2) CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS LIVING ABROAD. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (d) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

INCOME under section 911 ;   Amounts excluded from taxpayer's gross

Index of Sec 551. ...

Income: individual's
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(1) CHANGES IN INCOME AS A PERCENT OF FPL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INCOME for plan year expected to be significantly different from income used under subsection ;   Individual's

Index of Sec 345. ...

Income: modified adjusted gross
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

INCOME described in subsection ;   Initial application of individual for affordability credit under subtitle or application for change in affordability credit based upon significant change in modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 345. ...
(2) REPORTING OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INCOME of individual ;   Commissioner receiving new information from individual regarding modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 345. ...
(3) TRANSITION FOR CHIP.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

INCOME of child as recently determined before Y1 by State under title XXI of Social Security Act ;   Commissioner establishing rules under which modified adjusted gross income of child deemed to be no greater than family

Index of Sec 345. ...
(d) PENALTIES FOR MISREPRESENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (d)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit exceeding correct amount ;   Case of individual intentionally misrepresenting modified adjusted gross income or individual failing to disclose to Commissioner significant change in modified adjusted gross income under subsection in manner resulting in individual becoming affordable credit eligible individual when individual being not or amount of

Index of Sec 345. ...

Income: production of
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(B) EXCEPTION FOR PERSONAL TRANSACTIONS OF INDIVIDUALS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

INCOME ;   Paragraph applying only to transactions entered in connection with trade or business or activity engaged for production of

Index of Sec 562. ...

Income: substitution of
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(1) CHANGES IN INCOME AS A PERCENT OF FPL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INCOME for income otherwise applicable ;   Significant changes in income to Commissioner and requiring substitution of

Index of Sec 345. ...

Income: whose
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (A)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit described in subtitle C of title III ;   Return information of taxpayer whose income being relevant in determining

Index of Sec 541. ...

Income: whose modified adjusted gross
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(2) PREMIUM PERCENTAGE LIMITS BASED ON TABLE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier specified in table in subsection ;   Individuals whose modified adjusted gross income within

Index of Sec 343. ...

Income means
Income means: gross
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(5) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (5)
Automated Concept:

INCOME increased ;   Term modified adjusted gross income means adjusted gross

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(c) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (c)
Automated Concept:

INCOME means adjusted gross income reduced by deduction allowed for investment interest ;   Term modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 551. ...

Income means: term
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INCOME means modified adjusted gross income ;   Term

Index of Sec 342. ...

Income tax: Federal
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(4) FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (4)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tax ;   Achieving financial accounting benefit not to be taken into account as purpose for entering into transaction if origin of financial accounting benefit being reduction of Federal

Index of Sec 562. ...

Income tax effect
Income tax effect: Federal
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(3) STATE AND LOCAL TAX BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (3)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tax effect ;   State or local income tax effect related to Federal income tax effect to be treated in same manner as Federal

Index of Sec 562. ...

Income tax effect: local
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(3) STATE AND LOCAL TAX BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (3)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tax effect related to Federal income tax effect to be treated in same manner as Federal income tax effect ;   State or local

Index of Sec 562. ...

Income tier
Sec 343. -- Affordability Premium Credit.
(2) PREMIUM PERCENTAGE LIMITS BASED ON TABLE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier ;   Increase on sliding scale in linear manner from initial premium percentage to final premium percentage specified in table for

Index of Sec 343. ...
(3) INDEXING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 343. (d) (3)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier identified in table in paragraph  ;  

Index of Sec 343. ...
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (a)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier in which individual classified based on individual's modified adjusted gross income ;   Affordability cost-sharing credit under section for affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits planning in form of cost-sharing reduction described in subsection provided under section for

Index of Sec 344. ...
(b) COST-SHARING REDUCTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (b)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier specified in table under section 343(d) as estimated by Commissioner ;   Commissioner specifying reduction in cost-sharing amounts and annual limitation on cost-sharing specified in section 222(c)(2)(b) under basic plan for

Index of Sec 344. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier ;   Maximum out-of-pocket limit specified in subsection for individual within

Index of Sec 344. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (1) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier involved ;   Of-pocket limit for Y1 specified in subsection in table under section 343(d) for

Index of Sec 344. ...
(2) ADJUSTMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier involved ;   Commissioner adjusting maximum out-of-pocket limits under paragraph to ensure that limits meeting actuarial value percentage specified in table under section 343(d) for

Index of Sec 344. ...

Income tiers
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tiers under table to be specified in manner so ;   Substituted percentages of fpl for

Index of Sec 346. ...

Income verification: timeliness of
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(A) OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

INCOME verification for purposes of subtitle ;   Commissioner establishing annual open enrollment period during that Exchange-eligible individual or employer electing to enroll in Exchange-participating health benefits planning for following plan year and enrollment period for affordability credits under subtitle C periods to be during September through November of year or other time maximizing timeliness of

Index of Sec 305. ...

Indemnification
Sec 238. -- State Prohibitions On Discrimination Against Health Care Providers.
SEC 238. -- STATE PROHIBITIONS ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 238.
Automated Concept:

CERTIFICATION under applicable State law ;   Act not to be construed as superseding laws of State or jurisdiction designed to prohibit qualified health benefits planning from discriminating with respect to participation, reimbursement, covered services, indemnification or related requirements under plan against health care provider acting within scope of provider's license or

Index of Sec 238. ...

Ineligibility: determination of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(6) - paragraph (A) - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (B) Quoted: (6) (A) (iii)
Automated Concept:

INELIGIBILITY based on final verification determination under system ;   Developing written notice for user agencies to provide to individuals denying benefit due to determination of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Information
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(e) ENROLLMENT. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (e) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as Secretary requiring ;   Submitting to Secretary application for participation in program and containing

Index of Sec 101. ...
(1) PREMIUM. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as Secretary requiring to determine prevailing standard rates under paragraph ;   Health insurance issuers providing

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(b) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (b)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as Secretary requiring ;   Eligible employment-based plan submitting to Secretary application for participation in program and containing

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (C)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH literacy curricula, instructional programs and effective intervention strategies ;   Requiring Secretaries to compile and disseminate to employer health planing information on model

Index of Sec 112. ...
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(4) INFORMATION ON RIGHTS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION on enrollee and participant rights under division ;   Information disclosed under subsection including

Index of Sec 233. ...
(5) COST-SHARING TRANSPARENCY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION to be made available to individual via Internet Website and other means for individuals without accessing to Internet  ;  

Index of Sec 233. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT filled via mail order and retail pharmacies ;   Information on number and total cost of prescriptions under

Index of Sec 233. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (D)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT at retail and mail order pharmacies and percentage of cases in which generic drug dispensed when available ;   Information on overall percentage of generic drugs dispensed under

Index of Sec 233. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (E)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT in which individuals switched because of PBM policies or direct or indirect control of PBM from prescribed drug having lower cost for QHBP offering entity to drug having higher cost for QHBP offering entity ;   Information on percentage and number of cases under

Index of Sec 233. ...
(2) CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION disclosed by PBM to Commissioner or QHBP offering entity under subsection being confidential and not disclosed by Commissioner or QHBP offering entity in form disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or specific retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler  ;  

Index of Sec 233. ...
(2) CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE purposes and purpose of combating waste ;   Permitting State or Federal law enforcement authorities to use information provided for program

Index of Sec 233. ...
(4) PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION in same manner as provisions applying to manufacturer with agreement under sectioning that failing to provide information under subsection of sectioning or knowingly providing false information under section ;   Provisions of subsection of section 1927 applying to PBM failing to provide information required under subsection or knowingly providing false

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (a) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION related to other planning tools  ;  

Index of Sec 240. ...
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION including options to maintain ;   Information presented under paragraph not presuming withdrawal of treatment and including end-of-life planning

Index of Sec 240. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION provided to meet requirements of subsection not including advanced directives or other planning tools listing or describing as option suicide  ;  

Index of Sec 240. ...
Sec 244. -- Health Insurance Ombudsman.
(b) DUTIES. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 244. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION submitted by individuals through means ;   Receiving complaints, grievances and requests for

Index of Sec 244. ...
(b) DUTIES. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 244. (b) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION under subtitle C ;   Assistance to individuals in presenting

Index of Sec 244. ...
Sec 260. -- Authority Of Federal Trade Commission.
SEC 260. -- AUTHORITY OF FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 260.
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION under clauses ;   Authority including authority to conduct studies and preparing reports and sharing

Index of Sec 260. ...
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (3) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION respecting claims paid or reserves holding for claims reported ;   Term historical loss data meaning

Index of Sec 262. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(2) DATA REPORTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and health care ;   Including information necessary to administer risk pooling mechanism described in section 306(b) and information to address disparities in

Index of Sec 304. ...
(1) BID APPLICATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as Commissioner requiring ;   QHBP offering entity submitting to Commissioner bid at time and containing

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) COVERAGE INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER satisfaction ;   Information to be provided in comparative manner and including information on benefits premiums, cost-sharing, quality, provider networks and

Index of Sec 305. ...
(2) CONSUMER ASSISTANCE WITH CHOICE. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing and file complaints ;   Providing for operation of toll-free telephone hotline to respond to requests for assistance and maintaining Internet Web site through individuals obtaining information on coverage under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(E) ANNUAL REPORTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (E)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Report to be made publicly available and including

Index of Sec 341. ...
(E) ANNUAL REPORTS. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (E) (i)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION maintained in records and results of contestations ;   Number of applicants whose declaration of citizenship or immigration status, name or social security account number being not consistent with records maintained by Commissioner of Social Security or Department of Homeland Security and number conteste inconsistency and sought to document citizenship or immigration status, name or social security account number or correcting

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION required to be collected by Health Choices Commissioner under section 341(b)(4)(c) ;   Commissioner of Social Security entering and maintaining agreement with Health Choices Commissioner for purpose of establishing program for verifying

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION for purposes of maintaining records of Health Choices Administration ;   Agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph including safeguards as necessary to ensure maintenance of confidentiality of information disclosed for purposes of verifing information described in subparagraph and providing procedures for permitting Health Choices Commissioner to use

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION provided by Commissioner of Social Security to Health Choices Commissioner pursuant to agreement to be provided at time ;   Agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph providing that

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION provided by Commissioner of Social Security to Health Choices Commissioner pursuant to agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph to be considered as confidential and used only for purposes described in paragraph and carrying out agreement  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...
(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (iv)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (C) Quoted: (D) (iv)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION provided by Commissioner of Social Security to be considered as confidential and only used by State and Secretary of Homeland Security for purposes of verification procedures  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (b) (2) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION contained in application ;   Permitting to verify

Index of Sec 345. ...
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (b) (2) (A) (ii)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Commissioner using information so disclosed to verify

Index of Sec 345. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(c) STATEMENTS TO BE FURNISHED TO INDIVIDUALS WITH RESPECT TO WHOM INFORMATION IS REQUIRED. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION required to be shown on return with respect to individual  ;  

Index of Sec 501. ...

Information: basic
Sec 215. -- Ensuring Adequacy Of Provider Networks.
(b) INTERNET ACCESS TO INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 215. (b)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION on plan ;   Using provider network providing current listing of providers in network on Website and data to be available on Health Insurance Exchange Website as part of basic

Index of Sec 215. ...

Information: broad dissemination of
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(C) ENROLLMENT INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

DISSEMINATION of information to prospective enrollees on enrollment process including before open enrollment period ;   Commissioner providing for broad

Index of Sec 305. ...

Information: confidentiality of
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(3) FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

CONFIDENTIALITY of information ;   Other than provisions relating to

Index of Sec 304. ...

Information: consumer
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER information, outreach and assistance in enrollment of small employers being members arrangement under Exchange participating health benefits planing ;   Commissioner entering into contracts with small employer benefit arrangements to provide

Index of Sec 305. ...

Information: contact
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(6) - paragraph (B) - paragraph (iv)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (B) Quoted: (6) (B) (iv)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION for relevant agencies ;   Contesting notice and attempt to correct records of system relating to recipient including contact

Index of Sec 341. ...

Information: database of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(G) PROHIBITION OF DATABASE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (G)
Automated Concept:

CITIZENSHIP or immigration status ;   Nothing in paragraph or amendments making by paragraph to be construed as authorizing Health Choices Commissioner or Commissioner of Social Security to establish database of information on

Index of Sec 341. ...

Information: dissemination of
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

DISSEMINATION of information related to end-of-life planning to individuals seeking enrollment in Exchange-participating health benefits planing offered through Exchange ;   Providing for

Index of Sec 240. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(3) USE OF OTHER ENTITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

DISSEMINATION of information under subsection and providing assistance as described in paragraph ;   Commissioner working with other appropriate entities to facilitate

Index of Sec 305. ...

Information: employer
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(D) ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE PRIOR TO ASSESSMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (D)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION regarding efforts and procedures to be undertaken by employer to correct failure ;   Secretary informing employer in writing of failureing and providing employer

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(3) ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE PRIOR TO ASSESSMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION regarding efforts and procedures to be undertaken by employer to correct failure ;   Secretary informing employer in writing of failureing and providing employer

Index of Sec 423. ...

Information: end-of-life planning
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION including options to maintain ;   Information presented under paragraph not presuming withdrawal of treatment and including end-of-life planning

Index of Sec 240. ...

Information: exchange of
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) COORDINATED ENROLLMENT WITH STATE THROUGH MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION consistent with limitations described in section 1902(a)(7) of Social Security Act Nothing in section to be construed as permitting memorandum to modify or vitiate requirement of State Medicaid plan ;   Memorandum permitting exchange of

Index of Sec 305. ...

Information: expansion of
Sec 553. -- Expansion Of Information Reporting Requirements.
SEC 553. -- EXPANSION OF INFORMATION REPORTING REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 553.
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION reporting requirements ;   Expansion of

Index of Sec 553. ...

Information: false
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(4) PENALTIES.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION in same manner as provisions applying to manufacturer with agreement under sectioning that failing to provide information under subsection of sectioning or knowingly providing false information under section ;   Provisions of subsection of section 1927 applying to PBM failing to provide information required under subsection or knowingly providing false

Index of Sec 233. ...

Information: following
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION in form and manner to be determined by Commissioner ;   PBM providing annually to Commissioner and QHBP offering entity offering plan following

Index of Sec 233. ...

Information: general of State
Sec 253. -- Whistleblower Protection.
(a) RETALIATION PROHIBITED. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 253. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION relating to violation ;   Attorney general of State

Index of Sec 253. ...

Information: identifiable
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(6) - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (B) Quoted: (6) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION contained within system ;   Own personally identifiable

Index of Sec 341. ...
(6) - paragraph (A) - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (B) Quoted: (6) (A) (ii)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION containing within system ;   Providing written response to individual making request to amend, correct or update individual's own personally identifiable

Index of Sec 341. ...
(6) - paragraph (B) - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (B) Quoted: (6) (B) (iii)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION contained within records of system described in paragraph ;   Description of right of recipient under subparagraph to access and attempt to amend, correct and update recipient's own personally identifiable

Index of Sec 341. ...

Information: identifiable health
Sec 328. -- Application Of Health Information Privacy, Security, And Electronic Transaction Requirements.
SEC 328. -- APPLICATION OF HEALTH INFORMATION PRIVACY, SECURITY, AND ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 328.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH information ;   Part C of title XI of Social Security Act relating to standards for protections against wrongful disclosure of individually identifiable

Index of Sec 328. ...

Information: individual and
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(2) REPORTING OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION regarding change ;   Significant change in modified adjusted gross income of individual and

Index of Sec 345. ...

Information: industrywide aggregate or average
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

DRUG prices and spending ;   Commissioner preparing public report providing industrywide aggregate or average information to be used in assessing overall impact of PBMS on prescription

Index of Sec 233. ...

Information: maintenance of confidentiality of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(2) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

CONFIDENTIALITY of information disclosed for purposes of verifing information described in subparagraph and providing procedures for permitting Health Choices Commissioner to use information for purposes of maintaining records of Health Choices Administration ;   Agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph including safeguards as necessary to ensure maintenance of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Information: new
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(2) REPORTING OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INCOME of individual ;   Commissioner receiving new information from individual regarding modified adjusted gross

Index of Sec 345. ...

Information: other
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 306. -- Other Functions.
(b) COORDINATION OF RISK POOLING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (b)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as Secretary determining to be necessary ;   Commissioner utilizing data regarding enrollee demographics, inpatient and outpatient diagnoses and other

Index of Sec 306. ...

Information: preceding
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (v)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (A) (v)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as prescribed by Secretary by regulation ;   Other

Index of Sec 541. ...
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (vi)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (A) (vi)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION relating or fact ;   Taxable year with respect to which preceding

Index of Sec 541. ...

Information: prescriber
Sec 239. -- Protection Of Physician Prescriber Information.
(a) STUDY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 239. (a)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION in sales and marketing practices of pharmaceutical manufacturers ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services conducting study on use of physician prescriber

Index of Sec 239. ...

Information: provision of
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(C) ENROLLMENT INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Commissioner working with other appropriate entities to facilitate provision of

Index of Sec 305. ...

Information: relevant
Sec 244. -- Health Insurance Ombudsman.
(b) DUTIES. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 244. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION needed to seek appeal of decision or determination ;   Helping individuals determining relevant

Index of Sec 244. ...

Information: return
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (A)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credit described in subtitle C of title III ;   Return information of taxpayer whose income being relevant in determining

Index of Sec 541. ...
(B) RESTRICTION ON USE OF DISCLOSED INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance exchange ;   Return information disclosed under subparagraph to be used by officers and employees of Health Choices Administration or State-based

Index of Sec 541. ...

Information: secret
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Report not disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or specific retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler or other confidential or trade secret

Index of Sec 233. ...

Information: section 306(b) and
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(2) DATA REPORTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and health care ;   Including information necessary to administer risk pooling mechanism described in section 306(b) and information to address disparities in

Index of Sec 304. ...

Information: submission of
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(2) REPORTING OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Verifiable information required to document change and process for submission of

Index of Sec 345. ...

Information: subparagraph and
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) CONSUMER ASSISTANCE WITH CHOICE. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION described in subparagraph being developed using plain language ;   Ensuring that Internet Web site described in subparagraph and

Index of Sec 305. ...

Information: use of
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) LIMITATIONS ON USE OF DATA.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (b)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION collected under section in manner violating State or Federal law ;   Nothing in section to be construed to permit use of

Index of Sec 115. ...

Information: verifiable
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(2) REPORTING OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION required to document change and process for submission of information ;   Verifiable

Index of Sec 345. ...

Information contact: return and phone number of
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(c) STATEMENTS TO BE FURNISHED TO INDIVIDUALS WITH RESPECT TO WHOM INFORMATION IS REQUIRED. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION contact for person ;   Name and address of person required to make return and phone number of

Index of Sec 501. ...

Information cost
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other

Index of Sec 233. ...

Information Exchange: broad dissemination of
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) COVERAGE INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

DISSEMINATION of information on Exchange-participating health benefits planing offered under title ;   Commissioner providing for broad

Index of Sec 305. ...

Information exchange goals: related health
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (4)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH information exchange goals ;   Entity coordinating activities with Hit Policy Committee and Hit Standards Committee and complementing efforts of Office of National Healthcare Coordinator and related

Index of Sec 115. ...

Information gathering and rate
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

COMMISSION or other State regulatory entity with authority to set insurance rates ;   Information gathering and rate setting activities of State insurance

Index of Sec 262. ...

Information individual's possession
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

FELONY and fined or imprisoned ;   Officer or employee or former officer or employee of Health Choices Commissioner or officer or employee or former officer or employee of contractor of Health Choices Commissioner publishing or communicating information in individual's possession by reason of employing or positioning as officer to be guilty of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Information transparency and Plan disclosure
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
SEC 233. -- REQUIRING INFORMATION TRANSPARENCY AND PLAN DISCLOSURE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233.
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE ;   Sec 233 requiring information transparency and Plan

Index of Sec 233. ...

Insolvency: purposes of
Sec 322. -- Premiums And Financing.
(3) NO BAILOUTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

INSOLVENCY in manner similar to manner in which entities receiving Federal funding under Troubled Asseal Relief Program of Secretary of Treasury ;   No case public health insurance option receiving Federal funds for purposes of

Index of Sec 322. ...

Instructional programs
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (C)
Automated Concept:

INSTRUCTIONAL programs and effective intervention strategies ;   Requiring Secretaries to compile and disseminate to employer health planing information on model health literacy curricula,

Index of Sec 112. ...

Instrumentality: governmental unit or agency or
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(d) COVERAGE PROVIDED BY GOVERNMENTAL UNITS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X. (d)
Automated Concept:

INSTRUMENTALITY ;   Case of coverage provided by governmental unit or agency or

Index of Sec 501. ...

Insulin: prescribed Drugs and
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(f) REIMBURSEMENTS FOR MEDICINE RESTRICTED TO PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND INSULIN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

INSULIN ;   Reimbursements for medicine restricted to prescribed Drugs and

Index of Sec 531. ...

Insurance
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(e) STANDARD DEFINITIONS OF INSURANCE AND MEDICAL TERMS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (e)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE-related terms ;   Commissioner providing for development of standards for definitions of terms used in health insurance coverage including

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (a)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE through Health Insurance Exchange or State-based Health Insurance Exchange under section 308 ;   Member-run health insurance cooperatives providing

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE before date ;   Not offering insurance before July 16, 2009 and cooperative being not affiliate or successor to insurance company offering

Index of Sec 310. ...
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (F)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE ;   Licensing to offer insurance in State in which offering

Index of Sec 310. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(1) ALLOWANCE OF DEDUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (b) (1) Quoted: (1)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE constituting medical care ;   Allowing as deduction under section amount equal to amount paid during taxable year for

Index of Sec 571. ...

Insurance: business of health
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (1) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance in connection with providing health insurance ;   Person engaged in business of

Index of Sec 262. ...

Insurance: contract or certificate of
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(3) CONTINUATION OF OFFERING OF SEPARATE EXCEPTED BENEFITS COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE ;   Nothing in division to be construed as affecting offering outside of Health Insurance Exchange and State law of health benefits in form of excepted benefits if benefits offered under separate policy, contract or certificate of

Index of Sec 221. ...

Insurance: food or health
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(f) CERTAIN COSTS NOT INCLUDED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (f)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT under subsection ;   Purposes of section, costs paid or incurred by employer for food or health insurance not to be taken into

Index of Sec 112. ...

Insurance: group health plan and health
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 2703. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan providing coverage for dependent children making available ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 105. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A) Quoted: SEC 704. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan providing coverage for dependent children making available ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 716. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer providing

Index of Sec 109. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2709. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer providing

Index of Sec 109. ...

Insurance: group health plan or health
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(c) PREMIUMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 2703. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage from increasing premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under section consistent with standards established by Secretary based upon family size ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing group health plan or health insurance issuer with respect to group

Index of Sec 105. ...
(c) PREMIUMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A) Quoted: SEC 704. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage from increasing premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under section consistent with standards established by Secretary based upon family size ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing group health plan or health insurance issuer with respect to group

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(c) CLINICAL APPROPRIATENESS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer from using medical management practicing so long as management practices based on valid medical evidence and relevant to patient whose medical treatment under review ;   Nothing in Act to be construed to prohibit group health plan or

Index of Sec 221. ...

Insurance: health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer offering coverage  ;  

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans discouraging individual from remaining enrolled in prior coverage based on individual's health status ;   Secretary establishing criteria for determining whether health insurance issuers and

Index of Sec 101. ...
(3) CONSTRUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuers ;   Nothing in subsection to be construed as constituting exclusive remedies for violations of criteria established under paragraph or preventing States from applying or enforcing paragraph or other provisions under law with respect to

Index of Sec 101. ...
(1) PREMIUM. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuers providing information as Secretary requiring to determine prevailing standard rates under paragraph  ;  

Index of Sec 101. ...
(5) STATE CONTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT against issuers for pool losses ;   Case of State required health insurance issuers to contribute to State high-risk pool or similar arrangement for

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 102. -- Ensuring Value And Lower Premiums.
(b) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 102. (a) Quoted: SEC 2714. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuers ;   Methodolology to be designed and exceptions to be established to ensure adequate participation by

Index of Sec 102. ...
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(f) RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b) (1) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD described in subsection ;   Health insurance issuer rescinding group health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of

Index of Sec 103. ...
(f) RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b) (2) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD described in subsection ;   Health insurance issuer rescinding individual health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of

Index of Sec 103. ...
(a) NOTICE AND REVIEW RIGHT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2746. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage for individual in individual market ;   Health insurance issuer determining to rescind

Index of Sec 103. ...
Sec 104. -- Sunshine On Price Gouging By Health Insurance Issuers.
SEC 104. -- SUNSHINE ON PRICE GOUGING BY HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUERS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 104.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuers to submit justification for premium increases prior to implementation of increase ;   Process requiring

Index of Sec 104. ...
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
SEC 2746. -- REQUIRING THE OPTION OF EXTENSION OF DEPENDENT COVERAGE FOR UNINSURED YOUNG ADULTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (b) Quoted: SEC 2746.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group health plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2703 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as applying to

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 107. -- Prohibiting Acts Of Domestic Violence From Being Treated As Preexisting Conditions.
SEC 2754. -- PROHIBITION ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AS PREEXISTING CONDITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (b) (2) Quoted: SEC 2754.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in individual market not imposing preexisting condition exclusion ;   Health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 107. ...
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
SEC 2755. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2755.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group health plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2708 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as provisions applying to

Index of Sec 108. ...
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
SEC 2756. -- ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL OR LIFETIME AGGREGATE LIMITS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2756.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer in connection with group health plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2709 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as applying to health insurance coverage offered by

Index of Sec 109. ...
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(d) PROVISION OF BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (d)
Automated Concept:

DENTAL ;   Nothing in division to be construed as prohibiting qualified health benefits planning from subcontracting with stand alone health insurance issuers or insurers for provision of

Index of Sec 221. ...
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

DISABILITIES, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with

Index of Sec 223. ...
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(2) CONSTRUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuers generally with respect to requirement referred in paragraph ;   Nothing in paragraph to be construed as preventing application of rights and remedies under State laws to

Index of Sec 251. ...
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (1) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance ;   Person engaged in business of health insurance in connection with providing

Index of Sec 262. ...
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(d) TREATMENT OF STATE BENEFIT MANDATES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage to include benefits beyond essential benefits packaging ;   State requiring health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 303. ...
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer ;   Providing for sale of health insurance coverage to residents of compacting States subjecting to laws and regulations of primary State designated by

Index of Sec 309. ...
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in secondary States to maintain licensure in every ;   Requiring health insurance issuers issuing

Index of Sec 309. ...
Sec 327. -- Application Of Hipaa Insurance Requirements.
SEC 327. -- APPLICATION OF HIPAA INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 327.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer in individual market ;   Requirements of sections 2701 through 2792 of Public Health Service Act applying to public health insurance option in same manner as applying to health insurance coverage offered by

Index of Sec 327. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(c) EXTENSION TO ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARIES OF SICK AND ACCIDENT BENEFITS PROVIDED TO MEMBERS OF A VOLUNTARY EMPLOYEES' BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION AND THEIR DEPENDENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (c)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT benefits ;   Determining under terms of medical benefit, health insurance or other program under which members and dependents entitled to sick and

Index of Sec 571. ...

Insurance: individual health
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer offering coverage not enrolling individual in coverageing if first effective date of coverage after first day of Y1 ;   Individual

Index of Sec 202. ...

Insurance: long-Term Care
Sec 544. -- Class Program Treated In Same Manner As Long-Term Care Insurance.
SEC 544. -- CLASS PROGRAM TREATED IN SAME MANNER AS LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 544.
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE ;   Sec 544, Class Program treated in same manner as long-Term Care

Index of Sec 544. ...

Insurance: permit State
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (4)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer to same extent ;   Permit State insurance commissioners and other State agencies in secondary States accessing to records of

Index of Sec 309. ...

Insurance: provision of health
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (h) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance to employees of employers through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Commissioner establishing and carrying out program to provide to small employers counseling and technical assistance with respect to provision of

Index of Sec 305. ...

Insurance: records of health
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (4)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer to same extent ;   Permit State insurance commissioners and other State agencies in secondary States accessing to records of

Index of Sec 309. ...

Insurance: State
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(1) QUALIFIED PLAN STANDARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE regulators and Secretaries of Labor and Treasury ;   Establishment of qualified health benefits planning standards under title including enforcement of standards in coordination with State

Index of Sec 242. ...
(2) REMEDIES. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (d) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE regulators to terminate plans for repeated failure by offering entity to meet requirements of title ;   Working with State

Index of Sec 242. ...

Insurance: term health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(14) MEDICAID.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (14)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer having meaning given term in section 2791(b)(2) of Public Health Service Act ;   Term

Index of Sec 100. ...

Insurance and respect: business of health
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(b) RELATED PROVISION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance and respect to business of medical malpractice insurance ;   Section 3(c) of McCarran-Ferguson Act applying with respect to business of

Index of Sec 262. ...

Insurance commission: activities of State
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

COMMISSION or other State regulatory entity with authority to set insurance rates ;   Information gathering and rate setting activities of State insurance

Index of Sec 262. ...

Insurance company
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE before date ;   Not offering insurance before July 16, 2009 and cooperative being not affiliate or successor to insurance company offering

Index of Sec 310. ...

Insurance cooperatives: member-run health
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance cooperatives providing insurance through Health Insurance Exchange or State-based Health Insurance Exchange under section 308 ;   Member-run

Index of Sec 310. ...

Insurance coverage
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE coverage ;   Grants to cooperatives to assist cooperatives in meeting State solvency requirements in States in which cooperative offers or issuing

Index of Sec 310. ...

Insurance coverage: means health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(12) HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE; HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUER.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (12)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan and including public health insurance option ;   Term health benefits planning means health insurance coverage and

Index of Sec 100. ...

Insurance coverage: new health
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (a)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections ;   Purpose of title to establish standards to ensure that new health insurance coverage and employment-based health plans offered meet standards guaranteeing access to affordable coverage, essential benefits and other

Index of Sec 201. ...

Insurance coverage:
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(2) INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage mean health insurance coverage offered in individual market or large or small group market as defined in section 2791 of Public Health Service Act ;   Terms individual health insurance coverage and group

Index of Sec 201. ...

Insurance coverage: health
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(c) ELIGIBILITY. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan for 6-month period immediately preceding date of individual's application for high-risk pool coverage under section ;   Health insurance coverage or coverage under

Index of Sec 101. ...

Insurance coverage: prior healt
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(e) ENROLLMENT. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (e) (3)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan during previous 6 months ;   Individual having other prior health insurance coverage or coverage under

Index of Sec 101. ...

Insurance coverage: beneficiaries of
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE ;   Membership of cooperative to be making up entirely of beneficiaries of insurance coverage offered by

Index of Sec 310. ...

Insurance coverage: case of health
Sec 217. -- Consistency Of Costs And Coverage Under Qualified Health Benefits Plans During Plan Year.
SEC 217. -- CONSISTENCY OF COSTS AND COVERAGE UNDER QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS DURING PLAN YEAR.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 217.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Case of health insurance coverage offered under qualified

Index of Sec 217. ...
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plans ;   Case of health insurance coverage not offered through Health Insurance Exchange and case of

Index of Sec 251. ...

Insurance coverage: group health
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(f) RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b) (1) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD described in subsection ;   Health insurance issuer rescinding group health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of

Index of Sec 103. ...
SEC 2703. -- OPPORTUNITY FOR INDEPENDENT, EXTERNAL THIRD-PARTY REVIEW IN CASES OF RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2703.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in same manner as provisions applying to individual health insurance coverage ;   Provisions of section 2746 applying to group

Index of Sec 103. ...
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(c) PREMIUMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 2703. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage from increasing premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under section consistent with standards established by Secretary based upon family size ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing group health plan or health insurance issuer with respect to group

Index of Sec 105. ...
(c) PREMIUMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A) Quoted: SEC 704. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage from increasing premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under section consistent with standards established by Secretary based upon family size ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing group health plan or health insurance issuer with respect to group

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...

Insurance coverage: group health plan or group health
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 2703. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   Term qualified child means with respect to participant in group health plan or group

Index of Sec 105. ...
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A) Quoted: SEC 704. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   Term qualified child means with respect to participant in group health plan or group

Index of Sec 105. ...

Insurance coverage: group health plan or health
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
(b) DEFINITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 716. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered in connection with group health plan ;   Term aggregate dollar lifetime limit means with respect to benefits under group health plan or

Index of Sec 109. ...

Insurance coverage: health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(27) SERVICE AREA; PREMIUM RATING AREA.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (27)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   Terms servicing area and premium rating area mean with respect to

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(B) TRANSITION TO EXCHANGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (h) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Secretary developing procedures to provide for transition of eligible individuals enrolled in health insurance coverage offered through high-risk pool established under section to be enrolled in

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 102. -- Ensuring Value And Lower Premiums.
(c) SUNSET.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 102. (a) Quoted: SEC 2714. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage after first date ;   Subsections and not applying to

Index of Sec 102. ...
SEC 2754. -- ENSURING VALUE AND LOWER PREMIUMS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 102. (b) Quoted: SEC 2754.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered in small or large group market excepting to extent Secretary determining that application of section destabilizing existing individual market ;   Provisions of section 2714 applying to health insurance coverage offered in individual market in same manner as provisions applying to

Index of Sec 102. ...
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(a) NOTICE AND REVIEW RIGHT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2746. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage for individual in individual market ;   Health insurance issuer determining to rescind

Index of Sec 103. ...
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 2703. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan providing coverage for dependent children making available ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 105. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A) Quoted: SEC 704. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan providing coverage for dependent children making available ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 105. ...
SEC 2746. -- REQUIRING THE OPTION OF EXTENSION OF DEPENDENT COVERAGE FOR UNINSURED YOUNG ADULTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (b) Quoted: SEC 2746.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group health plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2703 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as applying to

Index of Sec 105. ...
(2) INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, effect or operated in individual market after January 1 ;   Applying with respect to

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 107. -- Prohibiting Acts Of Domestic Violence From Being Treated As Preexisting Conditions.
SEC 2754. -- PROHIBITION ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AS PREEXISTING CONDITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (b) (2) Quoted: SEC 2754.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in individual market not imposing preexisting condition exclusion ;   Health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 107. ...
(d) EFFECTIVE DATES. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, effect or operated in individual market after date ;   Amendment making by subsection applying with respect to

Index of Sec 107. ...
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
SEC 2755. -- STANDARDS RELATING TO BENEFITS FOR MINOR CHILD'S CONGENITAL OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFORMITY OR DISORDER.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2755.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group health plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2708 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as provisions applying to

Index of Sec 108. ...
(d) EFFECTIVE DATES. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, effect or operated in individual market after date ;   Amendment making by subsection applying with respect to

Index of Sec 108. ...
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 716. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer providing

Index of Sec 109. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2709. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in connection with group health plan ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer providing

Index of Sec 109. ...
SEC 2756. -- ELIMINATION OF ANNUAL OR LIFETIME AGGREGATE LIMITS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2756.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in connection with group health plan in small or large group market ;   Provisions of section 2709 applying to health insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market in same manner as applying to

Index of Sec 109. ...
(d) EFFECTIVE DATES. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, effect or operated in individual market after date ;   Amendment making by subsection applying with respect to

Index of Sec 109. ...
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Extending to earlier of date on which individual becoming eligible for acceptable coverage or date on which individual becoming eligible for

Index of Sec 113. ...
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(a) ACCESS TO COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage meaning individual health insurance coverage offered and force and effect before first day of Y1 if following conditions being met ;   Term grandfathered

Index of Sec 202. ...
(1) FIRST YEAR.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Individual health insurance coverage not grandfathered health insurance coverage under subsection only to be offered after first day of Y1 as Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 202. ...
(2) SECOND YEAR. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   Paragraph preventing offering of excepted benefits described in section 2791(c) of Public Health Service Act so long as benefits offered outside Health Insurance Exchange and priced separately from

Index of Sec 202. ...
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage not varying excepting as following ;   Premium rate charged for qualified health benefits planning being

Index of Sec 213. ...
Sec 214. -- Nondiscrimination In Benefits; Parity In Mental Health And Substance Abuse Disorder Benefits.
(b) PARITY IN MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDER BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 214. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered in large group market ;   Same manner as provisions applying to

Index of Sec 214. ...
Sec 231. -- Requiring Fair Marketing Practices By Health Insurers.
SEC 231. -- REQUIRING FAIR MARKETING PRACTICES BY HEALTH INSURERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 231.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   QHBP offering entities meeting with respect to qualified health benefits planing being

Index of Sec 231. ...
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(e) STANDARD DEFINITIONS OF INSURANCE AND MEDICAL TERMS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (e)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage including insurance-related terms ;   Commissioner providing for development of standards for definitions of terms used in

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 243. -- Consultation And Coordination.
(a) CONSULTATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 243. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning under title and enforcement of standards ;   Including concerning standards for health insurance coverage being qualified

Index of Sec 243. ...
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(8) TREATMENT OF MULTI-EMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (8)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage through Exchange as Exchange-eligible employer ;   Employer not described in paragraph or permitted by Commissioner to obtain

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(d) TREATMENT OF STATE BENEFIT MANDATES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage to include benefits beyond essential benefits packaging ;   State requiring health insurance issuer offering

Index of Sec 303. ...
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage in secondary States to maintain licensure in every ;   Requiring health insurance issuers issuing

Index of Sec 309. ...
(3) USE OF FUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (g) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage selling in secondary States ;   State using amounts awarded under subsection for activities related regulating

Index of Sec 309. ...
Sec 327. -- Application Of Hipaa Insurance Requirements.
SEC 327. -- APPLICATION OF HIPAA INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 327.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market ;   Requirements of sections 2701 through 2792 of Public Health Service Act applying to public health insurance option in same manner as applying to

Index of Sec 327. ...
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(4) IMPLEMENTATION OF INSURANCE REFORM AND CONSUMER PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered in territory ;   Requiring to apply requirements of title II with respect to

Index of Sec 346. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
SEC 6050X. -- RETURNS RELATING TO HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   Sec 6050x, Returns relating to

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(4) DENIAL OF DOUBLE BENEFIT.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (f) (4)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT determined under section ;   Deduction otherwise allowable with respect to amounts paid or incurred for health insurance coverage to which subsection applying to be reduced by amount of

Index of Sec 521. ...

Insurance coverage: health plan or health
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered in connection plan ;   Case of qualified wellness program offered as part of employment-based health plan, only costs attributable to qualified wellness program and not to health plan or

Index of Sec 112. ...

Insurance coverage: individual and group health
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(a) CLARIFICATION REGARDING APPLICATION OF GUARANTEED RENEWABILITY OF INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   Clarifiations regarding application of guaranteed RENEWABILITY of individual and group

Index of Sec 103. ...

Insurance coverage: individual health
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(f) RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b) (2) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

FRAUD described in subsection ;   Health insurance issuer rescinding individual health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of

Index of Sec 103. ...
SEC 2703. -- OPPORTUNITY FOR INDEPENDENT, EXTERNAL THIRD-PARTY REVIEW IN CASES OF RESCISSION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (2) Quoted: SEC 2703.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage ;   Provisions of section 2746 applying to group health insurance coverage in same manner as provisions applying to individual

Index of Sec 103. ...
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(a) ACCESS TO COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered and force and effect before first day of Y1 if following conditions being met ;   Term grandfathered health insurance coverage meaning individual

Index of Sec 202. ...
(1) FIRST YEAR.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Individual health insurance coverage not grandfathered health insurance coverage under subsection only to be offered after first day of Y1 as Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 202. ...

Insurance coverage: mean health
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(2) INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered in individual market or large or small group market as defined in section 2791 of Public Health Service Act ;   Terms individual health insurance coverage and group health insurance coverage mean

Index of Sec 201. ...

Insurance coverage: offer or issues
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE coverage ;   For-profit intending to offer or issues

Index of Sec 310. ...

Insurance coverage: plan or health
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
(b) DEFINITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 716. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage with respect to individual or other coverage unit on lifetime basis ;   Dollar limitation on total amount to be paid with respect to benefits under plan or

Index of Sec 109. ...
(b) DEFINITION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2709. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage with respect to individual or other coverage unit on lifetime basis ;   Dollar limitation on total amount to be paid with respect to benefits under plan or

Index of Sec 109. ...

Insurance coverage: quality health
Sec 301. -- Individual Responsibility.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 301. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage including public health insurance option ;   Quality

Index of Sec 301. ...

Insurance coverage: sale of health
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage to residents of compacting States subjecting to laws and regulations of primary State designated by health insurance issuer ;   Providing for sale of

Index of Sec 309. ...

Insurance coverage: specific grandfathered health
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(3) RESTRICTIONS ON PREMIUM INCREASES.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage without changing premium for enrollees in same risk group at same rate as specified by Commissioner ;   Issuer not varying percentage increase in premium for risk group of enrollees in specific grandfathered

Index of Sec 202. ...

Insurance coverage: term health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(13) HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (13)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage having meaning given term in section 2791 of Public Health Service Act ;   Term

Index of Sec 100. ...

Insurance coverage employment: individual and group
Sec 212. -- Guaranteed Issue And Renewal For Insured Plans And Prohibiting Rescissions.
SEC 212. -- GUARANTEED ISSUE AND RENEWAL FOR INSURED PLANS AND PROHIBITING RESCISSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 212.
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based health plan or otherwise excepting that section 2712(b)(1) applying only if issuer providing enrollee with notice of nonpayment of premiums and grace period during that enrollee having opportunity to correct nonpayment ;   2712 and subsection and subsection of Public Health Service Act applying to individuals and employers in individual and group health insurance coverage through

Index of Sec 212. ...

Insurance coverage State law: health
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(1) LICENSED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage under State law for State ;   Entity to be licensed to offer

Index of Sec 304. ...

Insurance denials and Delays: health
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
SEC 108. -- ENDING HEALTH INSURANCE DENIALS AND DELAYS OF NECESSARY TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DEFORMITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance denials and Delays of necessary treatment for Children with deformities ;   Sec 108 ending

Index of Sec 108. ...

Insurance exchange
Insurance exchange: based health
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (E)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance exchange ;   Activities of cooperative consisting of issuance of qualified health benefits planing through Health Insurance Exchange or State-based

Index of Sec 310. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(3) HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance exchange approved for operation under section 308 of Act ;   Including State-based

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance exchange approved for operation under section 308 ;   Written request from Health Choices Commissioner or head of State-based

Index of Sec 541. ...
(B) RESTRICTION ON USE OF DISCLOSED INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance exchange ;   Return information disclosed under subparagraph to be used by officers and employees of Health Choices Administration or State-based

Index of Sec 541. ...

Insurance exchange: health
Sec 234. -- Application To Qualified Health Benefits Plans Not Offered Through The Health Insurance Exchange.
SEC 234. -- APPLICATION TO QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS NOT OFFERED THROUGH THE HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 234.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance Exchange ;   Application to qualified health Benefits planing not offered through

Index of Sec 234. ...

Insurance industry involvement and interference
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE ;   Governing documents of cooperative incorporating ethical and conflict of interest standards designed to protect against insurance industry involvement and interference in governance of

Index of Sec 310. ...

Insurance marketplace: health
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
SEC 201. -- ESTABLISHMENT OF HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE; OUTLINE OF DUTIES; DEFINITIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance marketplace ;   Requirements reforming

Index of Sec 201. ...

Insurance option: public health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(12) HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE; HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUER.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (12)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Term health benefits planning means health insurance coverage and employment-based health plan and including public

Index of Sec 100. ...
(25) Y1, Y2, ETC. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (25) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Meeting requirements plan under title II and including public

Index of Sec 100. ...
(26) EMPLOYEE PREMIUM.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (26)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option as provided under subtitle B of title III ;   Term public health insurance option meaning public

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(3) COVERAGE UNDER PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE OPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (e) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option from providing or prohibiting coverage of services described in paragraph ;   Nothing in Act to be construed as preventing public

Index of Sec 222. ...
Sec 301. -- Individual Responsibility.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 301. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Quality health insurance coverage including public

Index of Sec 301. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(g) ROLE FOR ENROLLMENT AGENTS AND BROKERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Nothing in division to be construed to affect role of enrollment agents and brokers under State law including with regard to enrollment of individuals and employers in qualified health benefits planing including public

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(2) ENSURING A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Public health insurance option complying with requirements being applicable under title to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 321. ...
(c) ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (c)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACTS under subsection of section ;   Secretary entering into contracts for purpose of performing administrative functions of section 1874a of Social Security Act with respect to public health insurance option in same manner as Secretary entering into

Index of Sec 321. ...
(e) DATA COLLECTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (e)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option and other purposes under subtitle including to improve quality and reducing racial ;   Requiring to establish premiums and payment rates for public

Index of Sec 321. ...
(g) ACCESS TO FEDERAL COURTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option and individuals enrolled under option under title in same manner as provisions applying to Medicare and Medicare beneficiaries ;   Provisions of Medicare relating to access of Medicare beneficiaries to Federal courts for enforcement of rights under Medicare applying to public

Index of Sec 321. ...
Sec 322. -- Premiums And Financing.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (a) (1) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Health benefits provided by public

Index of Sec 322. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (a) (1) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Administrative costs related to operating public

Index of Sec 322. ...
(3) NO BAILOUTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option receiving Federal funds for purposes of insolvency in manner similar to manner in which entities receiving Federal funding under Troubled Asseal Relief Program of Secretary of Treasury ;   No case public

Index of Sec 322. ...
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers and items and services including prescription drugs ;   Secretary negotiating payment for public health insurance option for

Index of Sec 323. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option unless opting out in process established by Secretary consistent with subsection ;   Health care providers participating in Medicare participating providers in public

Index of Sec 323. ...
(2) REQUIREMENTS FOR OPT-OUT PROCESS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Providers described in paragraph to be provided 1-year period prior to first day of Y1 to opt out of participating in public

Index of Sec 323. ...
(2) REQUIREMENTS FOR OPT-OUT PROCESS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   No provider to be subject to penalty for not participating in public

Index of Sec 323. ...
(2) REQUIREMENTS FOR OPT-OUT PROCESS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

BACK ;   Providers participating in Medicare choosing to opt out of participating in public health insurance option opting

Index of Sec 323. ...
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Secretary utilizing innovative payment mechanisms and policies to determine payments for items and services under public

Index of Sec 324. ...
(c) ENCOURAGING THE USE OF HIGH VALUE SERVICES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and value ;   Public health insurance option modifying cost-sharing and payment rates to encourage use of services promoting

Index of Sec 324. ...
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPETITIVE disadvantage ;   Secretary delaying implementation reform in geographic areas in which implementation placing public health insurance option at

Index of Sec 324. ...
(e) NON-UNIFORMITY PERMITTED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (e)
Automated Concept:

GEOGRAPHIC areas ;   Nothing in subtitle preventing Secretary from varying payments based on different payment structure models under public health insurance option for different

Index of Sec 324. ...
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option unless provider appropriately licensed, certified or otherwise permitted to practice under State law ;   Secretary not allowing health care provider to participate in public

Index of Sec 325. ...
(2) OTHER PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option under which payment only to be available if provider agreeing to accept payment under section 323 as payment in full ;   Secretary providing for participation of health care providers under public

Index of Sec 325. ...
(d) EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (d)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care program ;   Secretary excluding from participation under public health insurance option health care provider excluded from participation in Federal

Index of Sec 325. ...
Sec 327. -- Application Of Hipaa Insurance Requirements.
SEC 327. -- APPLICATION OF HIPAA INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 327.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered by health insurance issuer in individual market ;   Requirements of sections 2701 through 2792 of Public Health Service Act applying to public health insurance option in same manner as applying to

Index of Sec 327. ...
Sec 328. -- Application Of Health Information Privacy, Security, And Electronic Transaction Requirements.
SEC 328. -- APPLICATION OF HEALTH INFORMATION PRIVACY, SECURITY, AND ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 328.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option in same manner as part applying to other health plans ;   Applying to public

Index of Sec 328. ...
Sec 329. -- Enrollment In Public Health Insurance Option Is Voluntary.
SEC 329. -- ENROLLMENT IN PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE OPTION IS VOLUNTARY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 329.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Nothing in division to be construed as requiring anyone to enroll in public

Index of Sec 329. ...
Sec 330. -- Enrollment In Public Health Insurance Option By Members Of Congress.
SEC 330. -- ENROLLMENT IN PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE OPTION BY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 330.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Other provision of Act, Members of Congress enrolling in public

Index of Sec 330. ...

Insurance plans: private health
Sec 331. -- Reimbursement Of Secretary Of Veterans Affairs.
SEC 331. -- REIMBURSEMENT OF SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 331.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option in manner consistent with recovery of costs related to non-service-connected care from private health insurance plans ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services seeking to enter into memorandum of understanding with Secretary of Veterans Affairs regarding recovery of costs related to non-service-connected care or services provided by Secretary of Veterans Affairs to individual covered under public

Index of Sec 331. ...

Insurance premium assistance: certain risk corridor
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(3) REINSURANCE PLAN PROGRAM.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance premium assistance ;   Reinsurance plans subsidizing certain share of carrier losses within certain risk corridor

Index of Sec 114. ...

Insurance products: sale of
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(4) TRANSPARENT MARKETPLACE PROGRAM.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE products ;   Transparent marketplace providing organized structure for sale of

Index of Sec 114. ...

Insurance programs: health
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(20) QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (20)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance programs under title XVIII of Social Security Act ;   Term Medicare meaning

Index of Sec 100. ...

Insurance rates
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE rates ;   Information gathering and rate setting activities of State insurance commission or other State regulatory entity with authority to set

Index of Sec 262. ...

Insurance requirements: Federal health
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance requirements ;   Commissioner undertaking activities in accordance with subtitle to promote accountability of QHBP offering entities in meeting Federal

Index of Sec 242. ...

Insurance rescission Abuse: health
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
SEC 103. -- ENDING HEALTH INSURANCE RESCISSION ABUSE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance rescission Abuse ;   Sec 103 ending

Index of Sec 103. ...

Insurance risk: transfer of
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(c) ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (c)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE risk to entity ;   Secretary having same authority with respect to public health insurance option as Secretary under subsections and section 1874a of Social Security Act with respect to title XVIII of Act contracting under subsection not involving transfer of

Index of Sec 321. ...

Integration
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(4) RULES OF CONSTRUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

INTEGRATION ;   Nothing in section to be construed as preventing State governments from taking actions to permit

Index of Sec 310. ...

Interest
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) SMALL EMPLOYER BENEFIT ARRANGEMENT DEFINED. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE ;   No member having more than 5 percent voting interest in

Index of Sec 305. ...

Interest: amount of
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(5) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

INTEREST received or accrued by taxpayer during taxable year being exempt from tax ;   Amount of

Index of Sec 501. ...

Interest: conflicts of
Sec 243. -- Consultation And Coordination.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 243. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

INTEREST in duties and ensuring effective enforcement ;   Commissioner working in coordination with existing Federal and State entities to maximum extent feasible consistent with division and manner preventing conflicts of

Index of Sec 243. ...

Interest: investment
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(c) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (c)
Automated Concept:

INTEREST ;   Term modified adjusted gross income means adjusted gross income reduced by deduction allowed for investment

Index of Sec 551. ...

Interest policies: nondiscrimination and conflict of
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (8)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (8)
Automated Concept:

INTEREST policies demonstrating commitment to open ;   Entity supporting nondiscrimination and conflict of

Index of Sec 115. ...

Interest standards: ethical and conflict of
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE ;   Governing documents of cooperative incorporating ethical and conflict of interest standards designed to protect against insurance industry involvement and interference in governance of

Index of Sec 310. ...

Internal claims and appeals
Sec 232. -- Requiring Fair Grievance And Appeals Mechanisms.
(b) INTERNAL CLAIMS AND APPEALS PROCESS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 232. (b)
Automated Concept:

INTERNAL claims and appeals processing that initially incorporating claims and appealing procedures set forth at section 2560.503 -1 of title 29 ;   Qualified health benefits planning QHBP offering entity providing

Index of Sec 232. ...

Jurisdiction
Sec 257. -- Actions By State Attorneys General.
SEC 257. -- ACTIONS BY STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 257.
Automated Concept:

JURISDICTION of defendant to secure monetary or equitable relief for violation of provisions of title or regulations issued ;   District court of United States or State court having

Index of Sec 257. ...

Jurisdiction: concurrent State enforcement
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

JURISDICTION ;   Enforcement process including timely investigation of complaints, random audits to ensure compliance, civil monetary and programmatic penalties for noncompliance consistent with existing laws and regulations and fair and reasonable appeals processing building off of enforcement provisions under part and concurrent State enforcement

Index of Sec 115. ...

Jurisdiction: laws of State or
Sec 238. -- State Prohibitions On Discrimination Against Health Care Providers.
SEC 238. -- STATE PROHIBITIONS ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 238.
Automated Concept:

CERTIFICATION under applicable State law ;   Act not to be construed as superseding laws of State or jurisdiction designed to prohibit qualified health benefits planning from discriminating with respect to participation, reimbursement, covered services, indemnification or related requirements under plan against health care provider acting within scope of provider's license or

Index of Sec 238. ...

Justification
Sec 104. -- Sunshine On Price Gouging By Health Insurance Issuers.
SEC 104. -- SUNSHINE ON PRICE GOUGING BY HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUERS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 104.
Automated Concept:

IMPLEMENTATION of increase ;   Process requiring health insurance issuers to submit justification for premium increases prior to

Index of Sec 104. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(A) BID SOLICITATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

JUSTIFICATION for proposed premiums ;   Bids including

Index of Sec 304. ...

Labor
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

DISABILITIES, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with

Index of Sec 223. ...

Legislative recommendations
Sec 415. -- Impact Study On Employer Responsibility Requirements.
(c) LEGISLATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 415. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plans and employees ;   Secretary of Labor submitting legislative recommendations to Congress to modify employer responsibility requirements if Secretary determining that requirements detrimentally affecting or detrimentally affecting employer plan sponsorship or otherwise creating inequities among employers,

Index of Sec 415. ...

Licensure
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

LICENSURE in every ;   Requiring health insurance issuers issuing health insurance coverage in secondary States to maintain

Index of Sec 309. ...

Literacy component: health
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH literacy component to provide special assistance and materials to employees with low literacy skills ;   Requiring

Index of Sec 112. ...

Literacy curricula: model health
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (C)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH literacy curricula, instructional programs and effective intervention strategies ;   Requiring Secretaries to compile and disseminate to employer health planing information on model

Index of Sec 112. ...

Literacy needs: health
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH literacy needs of employees covered by programs ;   Physically and programmatically accessible and appropriate to

Index of Sec 112. ...

Literacy skills: low
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

LITERACY skills ;   Requiring health literacy component to provide special assistance and materials to employees with low

Index of Sec 112. ...

Loan
Loan: total amount of
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(6) REPAYMENT FOR VIOLATIONS OF TERMS OF PROGRAM.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (6)
Automated Concept:

LOAN or grant received by cooperative under section ;   Repaying total amount of

Index of Sec 310. ...

Loan: grant or
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(2) CONDITIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

LOAN not to be awarded under subsection with respect to cooperative unless following conditions being met ;   Grant or

Index of Sec 310. ...

Loans
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

LOANS to cooperatives to assist cooperatives with start up costs  ;  

Index of Sec 310. ...

Loan: grants and
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (a)
Automated Concept:

LOANS for establishment and initial operation ;   Establishing Consumer operated and oriented Plan program under which Commissioner making grants and

Index of Sec 310. ...
(7) AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

LOANS under subsection ;   Appropriating $5,000,000,000 for period of fiscal years 2010 through 2014 to provide for grants and

Index of Sec 310. ...

Loan: repayment of grants or
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(5) AMORTIZATION OF GRANTS AND LOANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (5)
Automated Concept:

LOANS provided under subsection to Treasury in amortized manner over 10-year period ;   Secretary providing for repayment of grants or

Index of Sec 310. ...

Mail
Mail: retail and
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (D)
Automated Concept:

DRUG dispensed when available ;   Information on overall percentage of generic drugs dispensed under contract at retail and mail order pharmacies and percentage of cases in which generic

Index of Sec 233. ...

Mail: via
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

MAIL order and retail pharmacies ;   Information on number and total cost of prescriptions under contract filled via

Index of Sec 233. ...

Malpractice action or claim USC 11151(7): medical
Sec 261. -- Construction Regarding Standard Of Care.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 261. (a)
Automated Concept:

MALPRACTICE action or claim USC 11151(7) ;   Development, recognition or implementation of guideline or other standard under provision described in subsection not to be construed to establish standard of care or duty of care owed by health care providers to patients in medical

Index of Sec 261. ...

Malpractice insurance: medical
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (1) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE in connection with providing medical malpractice insurance ;   Person engaged in business of medical malpractice

Index of Sec 262. ...
(b) RELATED PROVISION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (b)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE ;   Section 3(c) of McCarran-Ferguson Act applying with respect to business of health insurance and respect to business of medical malpractice

Index of Sec 262. ...

Medicaid Screen
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(3) MEDICAID SCREEN AND ENROLL OBLIGATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAID Screen and enrolling obligation  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...

Medical
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

PROFESSIONAL practice ;   Providing payment for items and services described in subsection in accordance with generally accepted standards of medical or other appropriate clinical or

Index of Sec 222. ...

Medical assistance
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(19) QHBP OFFERING ENTITY.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (19)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL assistance under Medicaid ;   Term Medicaid eligible individual meaning individual being eligible for

Index of Sec 100. ...

Medical assistance or enrollment State plan
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(ii) SPECIAL RULES. - paragraph (II)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (C) (ii) (II)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle ;   Reference to medical assistance or enrollment under State plan deeming reference to provision of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Medical benefit
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(c) EXTENSION TO ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARIES OF SICK AND ACCIDENT BENEFITS PROVIDED TO MEMBERS OF A VOLUNTARY EMPLOYEES' BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION AND THEIR DEPENDENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (c)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT benefits ;   Determining under terms of medical benefit, health insurance or other program under which members and dependents entitled to sick and

Index of Sec 571. ...

Medical benefits
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(b) CONSTRUCTION. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Duration or scope of medical benefits otherwise covered under qualified

Index of Sec 240. ...

Medical care
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL care provided by Indian tribe or tribal organization to member of Indian tribe through one of following  ;  

Index of Sec 545. ...
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT or health plan ;   Value of accident or health plan coverage provided by Indian tribe or tribal organization for medical care to member of Indian tribe under

Index of Sec 545. ...
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (4)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (4)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL care provided by Indian tribe supplementing, replacing or substitutes for programs and services provided by Federal Government to Indian tribes or Indians ;   Other

Index of Sec 545. ...
(2) MEDICAL CARE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL care having meaning given term in section 213 ;   Term

Index of Sec 545. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(1) ALLOWANCE OF DEDUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (b) (1) Quoted: (1)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL care ;   Allowing as deduction under section amount equal to amount paid during taxable year for insurance constituting

Index of Sec 571. ...

Medical care component
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) PROGRAM PAYMENTS AND LIMIT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL care component of Consumer Price Index for year involved ;   Amounts to be adjusted year based on percentage increase in

Index of Sec 111. ...

Medical costs: actual
Sec 306. -- Other Functions.
(b) COORDINATION OF RISK POOLING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (b)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL costs of enrollees during previous year ;   Actual

Index of Sec 306. ...

Medical device
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(2) EXCEPTION FOR SALES AT RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS.
(4) SALES TO PATIENTS NOT TREATED AS RESALES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care service to individual ;   Medical device being sold for use in connection with providing

Index of Sec 552. ...
(1) MEDICAL DEVICE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL device meaning device intended for humans ;   Term

Index of Sec 552. ...
(B) EXCEPTIONS. - paragraph (ii)
(B) SPECIFIED CONTRACT SALE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL device ;   Term specified contract sale means with respect to

Index of Sec 552. ...
(C) SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO CREDITS AND REFUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (C)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL device ;   Case of crediting or refunding under section 6416 of tax imposed under section on specified contract sale of

Index of Sec 552. ...

Medical evidence: valid
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(c) CLINICAL APPROPRIATENESS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (c)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL evidence and relevant to patient whose medical treatment under review ;   Nothing in Act to be construed to prohibit group health plan or health insurance issuer from using medical management practicing so long as management practices based on valid

Index of Sec 221. ...

Medical expenses
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2)
Automated Concept:

DISENROLL from health benefiting coverage prior to enrolling in program ;   Issuer or employment-based health plan to be responsible for reimbursing program for medical expenses incurred by program for individual Secretary finds encouraged by issuer to

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(f) REIMBURSEMENTS FOR MEDICINE RESTRICTED TO PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND INSULIN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

DRUG or insulin ;   Reimbursement for expenses incurred for medicine or drug to be treated as reimbursement for medical expenses only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed

Index of Sec 531. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL expenses otherwise qualifying ;   Secretary of Treasury issuing guidance of general applicability providing that

Index of Sec 571. ...

Medical management
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(c) CLINICAL APPROPRIATENESS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (c)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL evidence and relevant to patient whose medical treatment under review ;   Nothing in Act to be construed to prohibit group health plan or health insurance issuer from using medical management practicing so long as management practices based on valid

Index of Sec 221. ...

Medical procedure codes
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL procedure codes ;   Paragraph, inserting and associated operational guidelines and instructions, determined appropriate by Secretary after

Index of Sec 115. ...

Medical treatment: whose
Sec 221. -- Coverage Of Essential Benefits Package.
(c) CLINICAL APPROPRIATENESS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 221. (c)
Automated Concept:

MEDICAL treatment under review ;   Nothing in Act to be construed to prohibit group health plan or health insurance issuer from using medical management practicing so long as management practices based on valid medical evidence and relevant to patient whose

Index of Sec 221. ...

Medicine
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(f) REIMBURSEMENTS FOR MEDICINE RESTRICTED TO PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND INSULIN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

INSULIN ;   Reimbursements for medicine restricted to prescribed Drugs and

Index of Sec 531. ...

Medicine or drug
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(a) HSAS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (a)
Automated Concept:

DRUG only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed drug or insulin ;   Term including amount paid for medicine or

Index of Sec 531. ...
(b) ARCHER MSAS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (b)
Automated Concept:

DRUG only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed drug or insulin ;   Term including amount paid for medicine or

Index of Sec 531. ...
(f) REIMBURSEMENTS FOR MEDICINE RESTRICTED TO PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND INSULIN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

DRUG or insulin ;   Reimbursement for expenses incurred for medicine or drug to be treated as reimbursement for medical expenses only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed

Index of Sec 531. ...

Mental health
Mental health and substance use disorder services
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(b) MINIMUM SERVICES TO BE COVERED. - paragraph (7)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

BEHAVIORAL health treatments ;   Mental health and substance use disorder services including

Index of Sec 222. ...

Mental health: positive
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(A) ON-SITE POLICIES. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (c) (4) (A) (iii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH in workplace ;   Minimizing stress and promoting positive mental

Index of Sec 112. ...

Monetary
Monetary: civil
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL monetary and programmatic penalties for noncompliance consistent with existing laws and regulations and fair and reasonable appeals processing building off of enforcement provisions under part and concurrent State enforcement jurisdiction ;   Enforcement process including timely investigation of complaints, random audits to ensure compliance,

Index of Sec 115. ...

Monetary or equitable relief
Sec 257. -- Actions By State Attorneys General.
SEC 257. -- ACTIONS BY STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 257.
Automated Concept:

TITLE or regulations issued ;   District court of United States or State court having jurisdiction of defendant to secure monetary or equitable relief for violation of provisions of

Index of Sec 257. ...

Money
Money: issuer of
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL consideations for disenrolling from coverage ;   Provision by employer, group health plan or issuer of money or other

Index of Sec 101. ...

Money: issuer or plan of
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(2) SANCTIONS. - paragraph (B) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (f) (2) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

FINANCIAL consideations for disenrolling from coverage ;   Provision by issuer or plan of money or other

Index of Sec 101. ...

Monopolization: allocation or
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

MONOPOLIZATION ;   Nothing contained in Act modifying, impairing or superseding operation of antitrust laws with respect to price fixing, market allocation or

Index of Sec 262. ...

Nonprofit entity
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b)
Automated Concept:

NONPROFIT entity meeting following criteria to be consulted ;   Excepting that

Index of Sec 115. ...

Nonreviewable authority
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(2) CONDITIONS FOR ACCEPTANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

NONREVIEWABLE authority to accept or reject election described in paragraph ;   Commissioner having

Index of Sec 346. ...

Nor
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(A) TAX NOT TO APPLY WHERE FAILURE NOT DISCOVERED EXERCISING REASONABLE DILIGENCE.

Nor: return
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(2) NONDISCLOSED NONECONOMIC SUBSTANCE TRANSACTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (2) Quoted: (i) (2)
Automated Concept:

TAX treatment being not adequately disclosed in return nor in statement attached to return ;   Term nondisclosed noneconomic substance transaction meaning portion of transaction described in subsection with respect to which relevant facts affecting

Index of Sec 562. ...

Of-life decision: palliative care or end-
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(3) NO PREEMPTION OF STATE LAW.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (d) (3)
Automated Concept:

OF-life decision-making ;   Nothing in section to be construed to preempt or otherwise effect on State laws regarding advance care planning, palliative care or end-

Index of Sec 240. ...

Of-life planning: end-
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offered through Exchange ;   Providing for dissemination of information related to end-of-life planning to individuals seeking enrollment in Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 240. ...

Of-life planning document: other end-
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(b) CONSTRUCTION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

OF-life planning document ;   Requiring individual to complete advanced directive or physician's order for life sustaining treatment or other end-

Index of Sec 240. ...

Of-network
Sec 215. -- Ensuring Adequacy Of Provider Networks.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 215. (a)
Automated Concept:

OF-network providers ;   Using provider network for items and services meeting standards respecting provider networks as Commissioner establishing to assure adequacy of networks in ensuring enrollee access to items and services and transparency in cost-sharing differentials among providers participating in network and policies for accessing out-

Index of Sec 215. ...

Of-network coverage
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other

Index of Sec 233. ...

Of-pocket costs
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

OF-pocket costs for plan participants and beneficiaries ;   Amounts paid to participating employment-based plan under subsection only to be used to reduce costs of health care provided by plan by reducing premium costs for employer or employee association maintaining plan and reducing premium contributions, deductibles, copayments, coinsurance or other out-

Index of Sec 111. ...

Of-pocket limit
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier ;   Maximum out-of-pocket limit specified in subsection for individual within

Index of Sec 344. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (1) (A) (i)
Automated Concept:

INCOME tier involved ;   Of-pocket limit for Y1 specified in subsection in table under section 343(d) for

Index of Sec 344. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A) - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (1) (A) (ii)
Automated Concept:

OF-pocket limit for previous year under subparagraph increased for subsequent year by percentage increase in enrollment-weighted average of premium increases for basic plans applicable to year ;   Subsequent year being out-

Index of Sec 344. ...

Of-pocket limits
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(2) ADJUSTMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value percentage specified in table under section 343(d) for income tier involved ;   Commissioner adjusting maximum out-of-pocket limits under paragraph to ensure that limits meeting

Index of Sec 344. ...

Of-pocket responsibility
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME. - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (2) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

INCOME for residents in territory ;   Affordable credit eligible individuals residing in territory bearing same out-of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing in relation to average

Index of Sec 346. ...
(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (2) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT eligible individuals residing in 50 States or District of Columbia in relation to average income for residents ;   Of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing for affordable

Index of Sec 346. ...

On-line programs
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(3) BEHAVIORAL CHANGE COMPONENT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

ON-line programs, self-help materials or other programs providing technical assistance and problem solving skills ;   Seminars,

Index of Sec 112. ...

On-line system
Sec 215. -- Ensuring Adequacy Of Provider Networks.
(b) INTERNET ACCESS TO INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 215. (b)
Automated Concept:

ON-line system whereby individual selecting by name ;   Commissioner establishing

Index of Sec 215. ...

Outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(a) REQUIREMENTS FOR TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DEFORMITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (a)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...

Outpatient clinic services
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(b) MINIMUM SERVICES TO BE COVERED. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HOSPITAL and outpatient clinic services including emergency department services ;   Outpatient

Index of Sec 222. ...

Outpatient diagnoses: inpatient and
Sec 306. -- Other Functions.
(b) COORDINATION OF RISK POOLING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (b)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as Secretary determining to be necessary ;   Commissioner utilizing data regarding enrollee demographics, inpatient and outpatient diagnoses and other

Index of Sec 306. ...

Parental notification or consent
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
(a) NO PREEMPTION OF STATE LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (a)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION on minor ;   Coverage or procedural requirements on abortions including parental notification or consent for performance of

Index of Sec 258. ...

Partnership
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(B) CONTROLLED GROUP OF ENTITIES. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (3) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

PARTNERSHIP or other entity to be treated as member of controlled group of entities if entity controlled  ;  

Index of Sec 561. ...

Payment
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(e) EXPANSION OF ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS IN MEDICARE. - paragraph (3) - paragraph (25)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (e) (3) Quoted: (25)
Automated Concept:

ELECTRONIC funds transferring so long as Secretary adopting and implementing standard for electronic funds transferring under section 1173a ;   Payment being other than

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT for items and services described in subsection in accordance with generally accepted standards of medical or other appropriate clinical or professional practice ;   Providing

Index of Sec 222. ...
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers and items and services including prescription drugs ;   Secretary negotiating payment for public health insurance option for

Index of Sec 323. ...
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(1) PHYSICIANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT to be made for services furnished during year in one of 2 classes  ;  

Index of Sec 325. ...
(B) PARTICIPATING, NON-PREFERRED PHYSICIANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT described in section 323 for physicians ;   Secretary reducing

Index of Sec 325. ...
(2) OTHER PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT in full ;   Secretary providing for participation of health care providers under public health insurance option under which payment only to be available if provider agreeing to accept payment under section 323 as

Index of Sec 325. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(3) PROHIBITION OF USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS FOR ABORTION COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT for services described in section 222(d)(4)(a) ;   Affordability credit not to be used for

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 344. -- Affordability Cost-Sharing Credit.
(d) DETERMINATION AND PAYMENT OF COST-SHARING AFFORDABILITY CREDIT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 344. (d)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of benefits under plan provided under section 303(c)(2)(b) resulting from reduction in cost-sharing described in subsections ;   Commissioner providing for payment to offering entity of amount equivalent to increased

Index of Sec 344. ...
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

FOREIGN parent corporation ;   Withholding tax imposed under chapter 3 with respect to payment not to be reduced under treaty of United States unless withholding tax to be reduced under treaty of United States if payment being made directly to

Index of Sec 561. ...
(2) DEDUCTIBLE RELATED-PARTY PAYMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT making ;   Term deductible related-party payment meaning

Index of Sec 561. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(3) PAYROLL TAXES. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (24)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (a) (3) (D) Quoted: (24)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT making for benefit of employee or eligible beneficiary  ;  

Index of Sec 571. ...
(c) EXTENSION TO ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARIES OF SICK AND ACCIDENT BENEFITS PROVIDED TO MEMBERS OF A VOLUNTARY EMPLOYEES' BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION AND THEIR DEPENDENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (c)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT benefits to members association and dependents ;   Purposes of providing for payment of sick and

Index of Sec 571. ...

Payment and delivery system reform
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT and delivery system reform successful in improving quality and reducing costing ;   Secretary finding

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payment: progress of
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(d) PROMOTION OF DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (d)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT and delivery system reforms under Act and seeking to implement reforms subjecting to following ;   Secretary monitoring and evaluating progress of

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payment: aggregate average
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT received from pharmaceutical manufacturers including rebates ;   Estimate of aggregate average payment per prescription under

Index of Sec 233. ...

Payment: cash
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(e) NO CASH REBATES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (e)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT as result of application of subtitle ;   No case affordable credit eligible individual receiving cash

Index of Sec 341. ...

Payment: party
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(1) IN GENERAL.
(2) DEDUCTIBLE RELATED-PARTY PAYMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT making ;   Term deductible related-party payment meaning

Index of Sec 561. ...
(4) FOREIGN PARENT CORPORATION.

Payment: premium
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(f) SPECIAL SITUATION AUTHORITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (f)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT ;   Exchange-eligible participation status and establishing grace periods for premium

Index of Sec 302. ...

Payment: sharing plus 15 percent of total
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(B) PARTICIPATING, NON-PREFERRED PHYSICIANS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT for iteming and servicing ;   Physicians agreeing not to impose charges exceeding sum of in-network cost-sharing plus 15 percent of total

Index of Sec 325. ...

Payments
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS ;   Administrative and other payments from pharmaceutical manufacturers and description of types of payments and amount of payments shared with plan and description of percentage of prescriptions For which PBM receiving

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 307. -- Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund.
(b) PAYMENTS FROM TRUST FUND.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 307. (b)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS to operate Health Insurance Exchange ;   Amounts as Commissioner determining being necessary to make

Index of Sec 307. ...
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

CAPITATION and direct contracting with providers ;   Bundling of services, differential payment rates, performance or utilization based payments, partial

Index of Sec 324. ...
(e) NON-UNIFORMITY PERMITTED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (e)
Automated Concept:

GEOGRAPHIC areas ;   Nothing in subtitle preventing Secretary from varying payments based on different payment structure models under public health insurance option for different

Index of Sec 324. ...
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(1) NEGOTIATION. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS making under subtitle with respect to residents of territory being consistent with cap established under subsection for territorying and subsection  ;  

Index of Sec 346. ...
Sec 543. -- Exclusion From Gross Income Of Payments Made Under Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(b) FEDERAL REINSURANCE PROGRAM FOR RETIREES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 543. (a) (2) Quoted: (b)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS making under section 111 of Affordable Health Care for America Act ;   Rule similar to rule of subsection applying with respect to

Index of Sec 543. ...
Sec 553. -- Expansion Of Information Reporting Requirements.
(c) EFFECTIVE DATE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 553. (c)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS making after December 31 ;   Amendments making by section applying to

Index of Sec 553. ...
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(b) EFFECTIVE DATE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (b)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS making after date of enactment of Act ;   Amendment making by section applying to

Index of Sec 561. ...

Payments or premiums
Sec 322. -- Premiums And Financing.
(1) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 322. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS or premiums described in section ;   Section 1854(g) of Social Security Act applying to receipts described in previous sentence in same manner as section applying to

Index of Sec 322. ...

Payment: amount of
Sec 307. -- Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund.
(2) APPROPRIATIONS TO COVER GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 307. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS making from Trust Fund under subsection plus ;   Amount equivalent to amount of

Index of Sec 307. ...

Payment: appropriate use of
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS by plans ;   Secretary developing mechanism to monitor appropriate use of

Index of Sec 111. ...

Payment: Federal
Sec 347. -- No Federal Payment For Undocumented Aliens.
SEC 347. -- NO FEDERAL PAYMENT FOR UNDOCUMENTED ALIENS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 347.
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits on behalf of individuals being not lawfully present in United States ;   Nothing in subtitle allowing Federal payments for

Index of Sec 347. ...

Payment: other care management
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS, accountable care organizations, value-based ;   Payment mechanisms and policies under section including patient-centered medical home and other care management

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payment: sharing and
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other

Index of Sec 233. ...

Payment mechanisms
Payment mechanisms and policies
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

HOME and other care management payments, accountable care organizations, value-based ;   Payment mechanisms and policies under section including patient-centered medical

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payment mechanisms: innovative
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Secretary utilizing innovative payment mechanisms and policies to determine payments for items and services under public

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payment methods: innovative
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(3) INNOVATIVE PAYMENT METHODS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT methods ;   Nothing in subsection to be construed as preventing use of innovative

Index of Sec 323. ...

Payment policies and practices: claims
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other information as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial

Index of Sec 233. ...

Payment rate
Payment rates
Sec 323. -- Payment Rates For Items And Services.
(2) MANNER OF NEGOTIATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 323. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT rates being not lower ;   Secretary negotiating rates in manner resulting in

Index of Sec 323. ...

Payment rate: applicable
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(7) ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (7)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT rates of plan ;   Defining in section 2791(b)(3) of Public Health Service Act paragraph not to be construed to require basic plan to contract with provider if provider refusing to accept generally applicable

Index of Sec 304. ...

Payment rate: differential
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (a)
Automated Concept:

CAPITATION and direct contracting with providers ;   Bundling of services, differential payment rates, performance or utilization based payments, partial

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payment rate: premiums and
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(e) DATA COLLECTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (e)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option and other purposes under subtitle including to improve quality and reducing racial ;   Requiring to establish premiums and payment rates for public

Index of Sec 321. ...

Payment rate: sharing and
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(c) ENCOURAGING THE USE OF HIGH VALUE SERVICES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and value ;   Public health insurance option modifying cost-sharing and payment rates to encourage use of services promoting

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payment structure models: different
Sec 324. -- Modernized Payment Initiatives And Delivery System Reform.
(e) NON-UNIFORMITY PERMITTED.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 324. (e)
Automated Concept:

GEOGRAPHIC areas ;   Nothing in subtitle preventing Secretary from varying payments based on different payment structure models under public health insurance option for different

Index of Sec 324. ...

Payments and amount of payments: manufacturers and
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENTS and amount of payments shared with plan and description of percentage of prescriptions For which PBM receiving payments ;   Administrative and other payments from pharmaceutical manufacturers and description of types of

Index of Sec 233. ...

Periodic
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(B) HEALTH SCREENINGS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH problems and referrals for appropriate following up measures ;   Opportunity for periodic screenings for

Index of Sec 112. ...

Periodic investigations
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(b) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DISCOVER NONCOMPLIANCE.
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(2) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

COMPLIANCE with health coverage participation requirements ;   Periodic investigations to determine

Index of Sec 423. ...

Periodic review
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(B) PERIODIC UPDATING AND REVIEW.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

PERIODIC review, evaluation and updating of programs under subsection ;   Consulations with other appropriate agencies jointly establishing procedures for

Index of Sec 112. ...

Periodic surveys of Exchange
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(g) SURVEYS OF INDIVIDUALS AND EMPLOYERS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (g)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing ;   Commissioner providing for periodic surveys of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers concerning satisfaction of individuals and employers with Health Insurance Exchange and Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 302. ...

Personnel
Personnel: use of
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(f) EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (f)
Automated Concept:

PERSONNEL employed in accordance with requirements of title 5, United States coding in case of sections 308 and 341(b)(2) ;   Including use of

Index of Sec 242. ...

Personnel: use of State
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(f) EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (f)
Automated Concept:

PERSONNEL employed in accordance with standards prescribed by Office of Personnel Management pursuant to section 208 of Intergovernmental Personnel Act of 1970 42 USC 4728 ;   Use of State

Index of Sec 242. ...

Pharmaceutical
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

PHARMACEUTICAL manufacturers including rebates ;   Estimate of aggregate average payment per prescription under contract received from

Index of Sec 233. ...
Sec 239. -- Protection Of Physician Prescriber Information.
(a) STUDY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 239. (a)
Automated Concept:

PHARMACEUTICAL manufacturers ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services conducting study on use of physician prescriber information in sales and marketing practices of

Index of Sec 239. ...

Pharmacy benefit
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

DRUG costs under qualified health benefits planning ;   QHBP offering entity contracts with pharmacy benefit manager or other entity to manage prescription drug coverage or otherwise controlling prescription

Index of Sec 233. ...

Planning
Planning: advance care
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(3) NO PREEMPTION OF STATE LAW.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (d) (3)
Automated Concept:

OF-life decision-making ;   Nothing in section to be construed to preempt or otherwise effect on State laws regarding advance care planning, palliative care or end-

Index of Sec 240. ...

Planning: worksite assessments and program
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(2) EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT COMPONENT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

PLANNING, onsite delivery, evaluation and improvement efforts ;   Employee engagement component providing for active engagement of employees in worksite wellness programs through worksite assessments and program

Index of Sec 112. ...

Planning tools: other
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (a) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

PLANNING tools ;   Information related to other

Index of Sec 240. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

PLANNING tools listing or describing as option suicide ;   Information provided to meet requirements of subsection not including advanced directives or other

Index of Sec 240. ...

Political subdivision
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(24) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (24) (D)
Automated Concept:

POLITICAL subdivision of State establishing or maintaining plan ;   State or

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(c) ACCESS TO STATE HEALTH BENEFITS RISK POOLS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (c)
Automated Concept:

POLITICAL subdivision to extent ;   Section superseding provision of law of State or

Index of Sec 113. ...

Possession: resident of
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(4) INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN POSSESSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage during taxable year ;   Individual being bona fide resident of possession of United States for taxable year to be treated for purposes of section as covered by

Index of Sec 501. ...

Power
Power: durable
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(c) ADVANCED DIRECTIVE DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 240. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care ;   Term advanced directive including living or durable power of attorney for

Index of Sec 240. ...

Power: general
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(b) NO REDUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Group health plan containing provision reserving general power to amend or terminate plan or provision specifically authorizing plan to make post-retirement reductions in retiree

Index of Sec 110. ...

Preemption of State laws: no
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
(a) NO PREEMPTION OF STATE LAWS REGARDING ABORTION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (a)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   No preemption of State laws regarding

Index of Sec 258. ...

Pregnancy
Sec 107. -- Prohibiting Acts Of Domestic Violence From Being Treated As Preexisting Conditions.
(a) ERISA. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

PREGNANCY ;   Inserting or domestic violence after relating to

Index of Sec 107. ...
(1) GROUP MARKET. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

PREGNANCY ;   Inserting or domestic violence after relating to

Index of Sec 107. ...
(c) IRC. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

PREGNANCY ;   Inserting or domestic violence after relating to

Index of Sec 107. ...

Prenatal care
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(2) CONSIDERATIONS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

PRENATAL care ;   Cost reduction estimated to result from services including

Index of Sec 213. ...

Preventive items and services
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(1) NO COST-SHARING FOR PREVENTIVE SERVICES. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

PREVENTIVE items and services recommended with grade of A or B by Task Force on Clinical Preventive Services and vaccines recommended for use by Director of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  ;  

Index of Sec 222. ...

Primary
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(b) MODEL GUIDELINES. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance issuer ;   Providing for sale of health insurance coverage to residents of compacting States subjecting to laws and regulations of primary State designated by

Index of Sec 309. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(b) FORM AND MANNER OF RETURNS. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

PRIMARY insured and name of other individual obtaining coverage under policy ;   Name, address and tin of

Index of Sec 501. ...

Primary care visit
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(d) ASSESSMENT AND COUNSELING FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (d)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT and counseling ;   Secretary supporting need for assessment and brief counseling for domestic violence as part of behavioral health assessment or primary care visit and determining appropriate coverage for

Index of Sec 222. ...

Primary insured whose name
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(c) STATEMENTS TO BE FURNISHED TO INDIVIDUALS WITH RESPECT TO WHOM INFORMATION IS REQUIRED.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X. (c)
Automated Concept:

PRIMARY insured whose name required to be set forth in returning written statement showing ;   Every person required to make return under subsection furnishing to

Index of Sec 501. ...

Primary purpose
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) SMALL EMPLOYER BENEFIT ARRANGEMENT DEFINED. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (i) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

PRIMARY purpose of providing affordable employee benefits to members ;   Consisting solely of members and operated for

Index of Sec 305. ...

Primary responsibility
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (a)
Automated Concept:

PRIMARY responsibility to create low-cost plan without compromising quality or access to care ;   Secretary's

Index of Sec 321. ...

Principal
Sec 216. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(b) QUALIFIED CHILD DEFINED.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 216. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning ;   Term qualified child means with respect to principal enrollee in qualified

Index of Sec 216. ...

Privacy
Privacy: HIPAA
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(c) PROTECTION OF DATA.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (c)
Automated Concept:

PRIVACY and security law ;   Secretary ensuring that data collected pursuant to subsection used and disclosed in manner meeting HIPAA

Index of Sec 115. ...

Privacy or security standard
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(c) PROTECTION OF DATA.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (c)
Automated Concept:

PRIVACY or security standard adopted under section 3004 of Act ;   Including

Index of Sec 115. ...

Professional
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with disabilities, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent

Index of Sec 223. ...

Professional practice: appropriate clinical or
Sec 222. -- Essential Benefits Package Defined.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 222. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

PROFESSIONAL practice ;   Providing payment for items and services described in subsection in accordance with generally accepted standards of medical or other appropriate clinical or

Index of Sec 222. ...

Proficiency: limited English
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits ;   Commissioner establishing effective methods ensuring that individuals with limited English proficiency being able to apply for

Index of Sec 341. ...

Property: non-medical personal
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(e) DATA COLLECTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (e)
Automated Concept:

PROPERTY ;   Nothing in subtitle to be construed as authorizing Secretary to create or maintain lists of non-medical personal

Index of Sec 321. ...

Public
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(b) REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (b)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE action to increase use of electronic health records by small health care providers including use of public and private funding sources ;   Including recommendations for legislation or

Index of Sec 263. ...

Public of plan documents
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect out-of-network coverage and other information as determined appropriate by Commissioner ;   QHBP offering entity offering Exchange-participating health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner for accurate and timely disclosure to Commissioner and public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial

Index of Sec 233. ...

Public entity
Public entityes
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(E) APPLICATION TO PUBLIC ENTITIES ADMINISTERING AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (E)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY Credits ;   Application to public entities administering

Index of Sec 341. ...

Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under subtitle ;   Commissioner through Health Insurance Exchange or another public entity under arrangement making with Commissioner making determination as to eligibility of individual for

Index of Sec 341. ...
(E) APPLICATION TO PUBLIC ENTITIES ADMINISTERING AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (E)
Automated Concept:

PUBLIC entity to enter into agreement with Commissioner of Social Security providing same terms as agreement described in paragraph between Health Choices Commissioner and Commissioner of Social Security ;   Health Choices Commissioner requiring

Index of Sec 341. ...
(v) COORDINATION OF INFORMATION WITH HEALTH CHOICES ADMINISTRATION. - paragraph (4)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (4)
Automated Concept:

PUBLIC entity conducting verifications under section 341(b)(4) of Affordable Health Care for America Act and obligations of subsection applying entity in same manner as obligations applying to Health Choices Commissioner when Commissioner conducting verifications ;   Subsection applying in case of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Public Health Service Act
Sec 109. -- Elimination Of Lifetime Limits.
(c) AMENDMENT TO THE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 109. (c)
Automated Concept:

PUBLIC Health Service Act relating to group Market  ;  

Index of Sec 109. ...

Public input
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(4) PUBLIC INPUT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

PUBLIC input as part of developing recommendations under subsection ;   Health benefiting Advisory Committee allowing for

Index of Sec 223. ...

Public report
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

DRUG prices and spending ;   Commissioner preparing public report providing industrywide aggregate or average information to be used in assessing overall impact of PBMS on prescription

Index of Sec 233. ...

Public reviews and comment
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (9)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (9)
Automated Concept:

PUBLIC reviews and comment on updating of companion guide including operating rules ;   Entity allowing for

Index of Sec 115. ...

Public set
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

PUBLIC set of guiding principles ensuring companion guide and operating rules and process being open and transparent ;   Entity in place

Index of Sec 115. ...

Pursuant
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining agreements between employee representatives and 1 or more employers ratified before date of enactment of Act ;   Case of group health plan maintained pursuant to 1 or more

Index of Sec 106. ...
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) COBRA CONTINUATION COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ;   Term cobra continations coverage meaning continations coverage provided pursuant to part 6 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 113. ...
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

ADMINISTRATIVE simplification provisions of part and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ;   Secretary promulgating annual audit and certification process to ensure that health plans and clearinghouses being syntactically and functionally compliant standard transactions mandated pursuant to

Index of Sec 115. ...
(c) PROTECTION OF DATA.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (c)
Automated Concept:

PRIVACY and security law ;   Secretary ensuring that data collected pursuant to subsection used and disclosed in manner meeting HIPAA

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(f) EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (f)
Automated Concept:

PERSONNEL employed in accordance with standards prescribed by Office of Personnel Management pursuant to section 208 of Intergovernmental Personnel Act of 1970 42 USC 4728 ;   Use of State

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 254. -- Construction Regarding Collective Bargaining.
SEC 254. -- CONSTRUCTION REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 254.
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining agreement ;   Plan amendment making pursuant to collective bargaining agreement relating to plan amending plan solely to conform to requirement added by division not to be treated as termination of

Index of Sec 254. ...
Sec 256. -- Treatment Of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 256. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage so long as Secretary of Labor determining that coverage for employees being substantially equivalent or greater than coverage provided for employees pursuant to essential benefits packaging ;   Coverage provided pursuant to Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act to be treated as qualified health benefits planning providing

Index of Sec 256. ...
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(C) REVIEW OF ACCOUNTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (5) (C)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNTING and reconciliation conducted pursuant to subparagraph to be reviewed by Inspectors General of Social Security Administration and Health Choices Administration ;   Annual

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

CONFIDENTIALITY of information disclosed for purposes of verifing information described in subparagraph and providing procedures for permitting Health Choices Commissioner to use information for purposes of maintaining records of Health Choices Administration ;   Agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph including safeguards as necessary to ensure maintenance of

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION provided by Commissioner of Social Security to Health Choices Commissioner pursuant to agreement to be provided at time ;   Agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph providing that

Index of Sec 341. ...
(2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION provided by Commissioner of Social Security to Health Choices Commissioner pursuant to agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph to be considered as confidential and used only for purposes described in paragraph and carrying out agreement  ;  

Index of Sec 341. ...
(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (C) Quoted: (E)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under section 341(b)(4) of Affordable Health Care for America Act ;   Verification of status eligibility pursuant to procedures established under subsection to be deemed verification of status eligibility for purposes of title, title XXI and

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(b) MULTIEMPLOYER PLANS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH plan to be treated as amounts paid by employer ;   Contributions making pursuant to collective bargaining agreement or other agreement group

Index of Sec 424. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(1) QUALIFYING CHILD.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD support order ;   Respect to period during that health coverage for child to be provided by individual pursuant to

Index of Sec 501. ...

Racial
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(e) DATA COLLECTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (e)
Automated Concept:

RACIAL ;   Requiring to establish premiums and payment rates for public health insurance option and other purposes under subtitle including to improve quality and reducing

Index of Sec 321. ...

Racial and ethnic disparities
Sec 223. -- Health Benefits Advisory Committee.
(5) PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE C SEC 223. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

DISABILITIES, representatives of relevant governmental agencies and one practicing physician or other health professional and expert in child and adolescent health and representing balance among various sectors of health care system so ;   Labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with

Index of Sec 223. ...

Random assignment
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (b) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT health care providers used by individual involved or other relevant factors as Commissioner specifying ;   Process involving random assignment or other form of assignment taking into

Index of Sec 305. ...

Random audits
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT. - paragraph (F)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (6) (F)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL monetary and programmatic penalties for noncompliance consistent with existing laws and regulations and fair and reasonable appeals processing building off of enforcement provisions under part and concurrent State enforcement jurisdiction ;   Enforcement process including timely investigation of complaints, random audits to ensure compliance,

Index of Sec 115. ...

Rebates
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (C)
Automated Concept:

REBATES ;   Estimate of aggregate average payment per prescription under contract received from pharmaceutical manufacturers including

Index of Sec 233. ...

Recognition or implementation of guideline
Sec 261. -- Construction Regarding Standard Of Care.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 261. (a)
Automated Concept:

DUTY of care owed by health care providers to patients in medical malpractice action or claim USC 11151(7) ;   Development, recognition or implementation of guideline or other standard under provision described in subsection not to be construed to establish standard of care or

Index of Sec 261. ...

Reconstructive surgical procedures
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ABNORMAL structures of body causes by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

ABNORMAL structures of body causes by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on

Index of Sec 108. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ABNORMAL structures of body causes by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease ;   Term treatment including reconstructive surgical procedures performed on

Index of Sec 108. ...

Recovery of costs
Sec 331. -- Reimbursement Of Secretary Of Veterans Affairs.
SEC 331. -- REIMBURSEMENT OF SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 331.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance plans ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services seeking to enter into memorandum of understanding with Secretary of Veterans Affairs regarding recovery of costs related to non-service-connected care or services provided by Secretary of Veterans Affairs to individual covered under public health insurance option in manner consistent with recovery of costs related to non-service-connected care from private

Index of Sec 331. ...

Refusal: willingness or
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

ABORTION ;   Willingness or refusal to provide

Index of Sec 258. ...

Regulatory changes: local statutory or
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(1) IMPLEMENTATION OF KEY STATUTORY OR REGULATORY CHANGES. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

REGULATORY changes required to begin implementing new program within 1 year after initiation of funding under grant ;   Achieving key State and local statutory or

Index of Sec 114. ...

Regulatory entity
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (2) - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE rates ;   Information gathering and rate setting activities of State insurance commission or other State regulatory entity with authority to set

Index of Sec 262. ...

Regulatory fees
Sec 102. -- Ensuring Value And Lower Premiums.
(b) IMPLEMENTATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 102. (a) Quoted: SEC 2714. (b)
Automated Concept:

REGULATORY fees ;   Secretary excluding State taxes and licensing or

Index of Sec 102. ...

Reimbursement
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plans with cost of providing health benefits to retirees and eligible spouses surviving spouses and dependents of retirees ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services establishing temporary reinsurance program to provide reimbursement to assist participating

Index of Sec 111. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

DOCUMENTATION of actual costs of items and services For which claim submitted ;   Participating employment-based plan submitting claims for reimbursement to Secretary containing

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 238. -- State Prohibitions On Discrimination Against Health Care Providers.
SEC 238. -- STATE PROHIBITIONS ON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 238.
Automated Concept:

CERTIFICATION under applicable State law ;   Act not to be construed as superseding laws of State or jurisdiction designed to prohibit qualified health benefits planning from discriminating with respect to participation, reimbursement, covered services, indemnification or related requirements under plan against health care provider acting within scope of provider's license or

Index of Sec 238. ...
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(B) RECOUPMENT OF COSTS IN CONNECTION WITH EXAMINATION AND AUDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

REIMBURSEMENT for costs of examinations and audit of QHBP offering entities ;   Commissioner authorized to recoup from qualified health benefits planing

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(f) REIMBURSEMENTS FOR MEDICINE RESTRICTED TO PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND INSULIN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

DRUG or insulin ;   Reimbursement for expenses incurred for medicine or drug to be treated as reimbursement for medical expenses only if medicineing or drugging being prescribed

Index of Sec 531. ...
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S flexible spending arrangement ;   Reimbursement from flexible spending arrangement under regulations in effect on date of enactment in Act to be reimbursed from

Index of Sec 571. ...
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S health reimbursement arrangement ;   Reimbursement from health reimbursement arrangement under regulations in effect on date of enactment in Act to be reimbursed from

Index of Sec 571. ...

Reimbursement: higher rates of
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(a) STUDY. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers to use electronic health records ;   Providing for higher rates of reimbursement or other incentives for

Index of Sec 263. ...

Reimbursements
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(f) REIMBURSEMENTS FOR MEDICINE RESTRICTED TO PRESCRIBED DRUGS AND INSULIN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c) Quoted: (f)
Automated Concept:

INSULIN ;   Reimbursements for medicine restricted to prescribed Drugs and

Index of Sec 531. ...

Reimbursement arrangement: health
Sec 571. -- Certain Health Related Benefits Applicable To Spouses And Dependents Extended To Eligible Beneficiaries.
(d) FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 3 SEC 571. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYEE'S health reimbursement arrangement ;   Reimbursement from health reimbursement arrangement under regulations in effect on date of enactment in Act to be reimbursed from

Index of Sec 571. ...

Reimbursement arrangements
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(b) CONTRACTING REIMBURSEMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (b)
Automated Concept:

REIMBURSEMENT arrangements between planning and provider ;   Qualified health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to ensure transparency to health care provider relating to

Index of Sec 233. ...

Reimbursement arrangements: arrangements and health
Sec 531. -- Distributions For Medicine Qualified Only If For Prescribed Drug Or Insulin.
(c) HEALTH FLEXIBLE SPENDING ARRANGEMENTS AND HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT ARRANGEMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 531. (c)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH reimbursement arrangements ;   Health flexible spending arrangements and

Index of Sec 531. ...

Reinsurance plans
Sec 114. -- State Health Access Program Grants.
(3) REINSURANCE PLAN PROGRAM.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 114. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance premium assistance ;   Reinsurance plans subsidizing certain share of carrier losses within certain risk corridor

Index of Sec 114. ...

Reinsurance program
Reinsurance program
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(2) DEFINITIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

REINSURANCE program ;   Term participating employment-based plan meaning eligible employment-based plan participating in

Index of Sec 111. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (d) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

REINSURANCE program ;   Appropriating or credited to Trust Fund as provided in subsection to enable Secretary to carry out

Index of Sec 111. ...
(i) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (d) (1) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

REINSURANCE program and used to carry out program ;   Amounts in Trust Fund appropriated to provide funding to carry out

Index of Sec 111. ...
(ii) LIMITATION TO AVAILABLE FUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (d) (1) (C) (ii)
Automated Concept:

EXPENDITURES under reinsurance program not exceeding funds available under subsection ;   Secretary having authority to stop taking applications for participation in program or taking other steps in reducing expenditures under reinsurance program in order to ensure that

Index of Sec 111. ...
Sec 543. -- Exclusion From Gross Income Of Payments Made Under Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
SEC 543. -- EXCLUSION FROM GROSS INCOME OF PAYMENTS MADE UNDER REINSURANCE PROGRAM FOR RETIREES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 543.
Automated Concept:

REINSURANCE Program for Retirees ;   Exclusion from gross income of payments making under

Index of Sec 543. ...

Reinsurance program: temporary
Sec 111. -- Reinsurance Program For Retirees.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 111. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT-based plans with cost of providing health benefits to retirees and eligible spouses surviving spouses and dependents of retirees ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services establishing temporary reinsurance program to provide reimbursement to assist participating

Index of Sec 111. ...

Religious sect or division: recognized
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (c) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

RELIGIOUS sect or division described in section 1402(g)(1) and adherent of established tenets or teachings of sect or division as described in section ;   Subsection not applying to individual for perioding if individual in effect exemption certifying that individual being member of recognized

Index of Sec 501. ...

Rescission
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(a) CLARIFICATION REGARDING APPLICATION OF GUARANTEED RENEWABILITY OF INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

RESCISSION after continuing in force ;   Including without

Index of Sec 103. ...
(a) NOTICE AND REVIEW RIGHT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2746. (a)
Automated Concept:

RESCISSION and opportunity for review of determination by independent ;   Rescission taking effect issuer providing individual with notice of proposed

Index of Sec 103. ...

Rescission: proposed
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(a) NOTICE AND REVIEW RIGHT.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2746. (a)
Automated Concept:

RESCISSION and opportunity for review of determination by independent ;   Rescission taking effect issuer providing individual with notice of proposed

Index of Sec 103. ...

Rescissions
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(b) SECRETARIAL GUIDANCE REGARDING RESCISSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (b)
Automated Concept:

RESCISSIONS ;   Secretarial guidance regarding

Index of Sec 103. ...
(d) EFFECTIVE DATE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (d)
Automated Concept:

RESCISSIONS occurring after July 1, 2010 ;   Amendments making by section taking effect on date of enactment of Act and applying to

Index of Sec 103. ...

Rescissions of coverage
Sec 212. -- Guaranteed Issue And Renewal For Insured Plans And Prohibiting Rescissions.
SEC 212. -- GUARANTEED ISSUE AND RENEWAL FOR INSURED PLANS AND PROHIBITING RESCISSIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 212.
Automated Concept:

RESCISSIONS ;   Sec 212, guaranteed Issue and renewal for insured Plans and prohibiting

Index of Sec 212. ...

Responsibility
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(3) INSURANCE REFORMS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (3) (D)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY among workers, employers and Government ;   Initiates shared

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 309. -- Interstate Health Insurance Compacts.
(f) CONSUMER PROTECTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 309. (f)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections of residents and residents retaining right to bring claim in State court in State in which resident residing ;   Retaining responsibility for

Index of Sec 309. ...
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(a) ASSURING COORDINATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY under subpart B of part 8 of subtitle B of title I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ;   Regulations, rulings and interpretations issued by officers relating to same matter over which two or more of officers having

Index of Sec 424. ...

Responsibility: Employer
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
SEC 412. -- EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARD EMPLOYEE AND DEPENDENT COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412.
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY to contribute toward Employee and dependent coverage ;   Sec 412, Employer

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(a) ELECTION OF EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE HEALTH COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH coverage ;   Election of Employer responsibility to provide

Index of Sec 511. ...

Responsibility: individual's
Sec 401. -- Individual Responsibility.
SEC 401. -- INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE A SEC 401.
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Individual's responsibility to obtain

Index of Sec 401. ...

Restraint of trade
Sec 262. -- Restoring Application Of Antitrust Laws To Health Sector Insurers.
(c) - paragraph (2) - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 262. (a) Quoted: (c) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

RESTRAINT of trade ;   Performing actuarial services if doing so not involving

Index of Sec 262. ...

Retail pharmacies
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

RETAIL pharmacies ;   Information on number and total cost of prescriptions under contract filled via mail order and

Index of Sec 233. ...

Retirement
Retirement: participant's
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (a)
Automated Concept:

RETIREMENT unless reduction being made with respect to active participants ;   Reduction affecting benefits provided to participant or beneficiary as of date participant retired for purposes of plan and reduction occuring after participant's

Index of Sec 110. ...

Retirement: time of
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (a)
Automated Concept:

RETIREMENT ;   Nothing in section prohibiting plan from enforcing total aggregate cap on amounts paid for retiree health coverage being part of plan at time of

Index of Sec 110. ...

Retirement reductions
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(b) NO REDUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a) Quoted: SEC 717. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Group health plan containing provision reserving general power to amend or terminate plan or provision specifically authorizing plan to make post-retirement reductions in retiree

Index of Sec 110. ...

Retirement systems
Sec 512. -- Health Care Contributions Of Nonelecting Employers.
(aa) SPECIAL RULES FOR TAX ON EMPLOYERS ELECTING NOT TO PROVIDE HEALTH BENEFITS. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (b) Quoted: (aa) (2)
Automated Concept:

RETIREMENT systems referred in subparagraphs ;   Paragraph of subsection applying by treating services as not covered by

Index of Sec 512. ...

Risk
Sec 112. -- Wellness Program Grants.
(A) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 112. (b) (2) (A) (iii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH outcomes ;   Including strategies focusing on prevention and support for employee populations at risk of poor

Index of Sec 112. ...
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(1) STUDY. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (c) (1) (D)
Automated Concept:

RISK of self-insured employers not to be able to pay obligations or otherwise becoming financially insolvent  ;  

Index of Sec 213. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(2) DATA REPORTING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH and health care ;   Including information necessary to administer risk pooling mechanism described in section 306(b) and information to address disparities in

Index of Sec 304. ...
(6) RISK POOLING PARTICIPATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (6)
Automated Concept:

RISK pooling mechanism as Commissioner establishing under section 306(b) ;   Entity participating in

Index of Sec 304. ...
Sec 306. -- Other Functions.
(b) COORDINATION OF RISK POOLING.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 306. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offered by entities so as to minimizing impact of adverse selection of enrollees among plans offered by entities ;   Commissioner establishing mechanism whereby being adjustment making of premium amounting payable among QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits planing of premiums collected for plans taking into account differences in risk characteristics of individuals and employees enrolled under different Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 306. ...

Risk of death
Sec 240. -- Dissemination Of Advance Care Planning Information.
(2) CONSTRUCTION. - paragraph (C)

Risk: establishment of
Sec 301. -- Individual Responsibility.
(b) OUTLINE OF DUTIES OF COMMISSIONER. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 301. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections under subtitle D of title II ;   Includ establishment of risk pooling mechanism under section 306 and

Index of Sec 301. ...

Risk: imminent and serious
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(ii) EXCEPTION FOR IMMINENT AND SERIOUS RISK TO HEALTH.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (ii)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning of QHBP offering entity ;   Clause not applying if Commissioner determining that delay in termination posing imminent and serious risk to health of individuals enrolled under qualified

Index of Sec 304. ...

Risk group
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(3) RESTRICTIONS ON PREMIUM INCREASES.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage without changing premium for enrollees in same risk group at same rate as specified by Commissioner ;   Issuer not varying percentage increase in premium for risk group of enrollees in specific grandfathered

Index of Sec 202. ...

Risk group: same
Sec 202. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(3) RESTRICTIONS ON PREMIUM INCREASES.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 202. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

RISK group at same rate as specified by Commissioner ;   Issuer not varying percentage increase in premium for risk group of enrollees in specific grandfathered health insurance coverage without changing premium for enrollees in same

Index of Sec 202. ...

Risk pool
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(5) STATE CONTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool coverage making by State in year ending July 1 ;   High-risk pool in effect equal to amount not less than amount of sources of funding for high-

Index of Sec 101. ...
(5) STATE CONTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

ASSESSMENT against issuers for pool losses ;   Case of State required health insurance issuers to contribute to State high-risk pool or similar arrangement for

Index of Sec 101. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (h) (1)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool under section in excess of premiums collected with respect to eligible individuals enrolled in high-risk pool ;   High-

Index of Sec 101. ...
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (h) (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool terminating as of date on which Health Insurance Exchange established ;   Coverage of eligible individuals under high-

Index of Sec 101. ...
(B) TRANSITION TO EXCHANGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (h) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool beyond 2012 if Secretary determining necessary to avoid lapse ;   Procedures ensuring being no lapse in coverage with respect to individual and extending coverage offered high-

Index of Sec 101. ...
Sec 414. -- Authority Related To Improper Steering.
SEC 414. -- AUTHORITY RELATED TO IMPROPER STEERING.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 414.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planning offered by employer and instead to enroll in Exchange-participating health benefits planning ;   Health Choices Commissioner to have authority to set standards for determining whether employers or insurers undertaking actions to affect risk pool within Health Insurance Exchange by inducing individuals to decline coverage under qualified

Index of Sec 414. ...

Risk pools
Sec 213. -- Insurance Rating Rules.
(2) REPORTS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 213. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

RISK pools of large group insurers and self-insured employers ;   Report including recommendations Commissioner deeming appropriate to ensure that law not providing incentives for small and midsize employers to self-insuring or creating adverse selection in

Index of Sec 213. ...

Risk pool coverage
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(c) ELIGIBILITY. - paragraph (1) - paragraph (B) - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (c) (1) (B) (ii)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool coverage under section ;   Medically eligible for program by virtue of individual described in subsection at time during 6-month period ending on date individual applying for high-

Index of Sec 101. ...
(c) ELIGIBILITY. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool coverage under section ;   Health insurance coverage or coverage under employment-based health plan for 6-month period immediately preceding date of individual's application for high-

Index of Sec 101. ...
(5) STATE CONTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool coverage making by State in year ending July 1 ;   High-risk pool in effect equal to amount not less than amount of sources of funding for high-

Index of Sec 101. ...

Risk pool coverage: high
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(d) MEDICALLY ELIGIBLE REQUIREMENTS. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (d) (2)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool coverage ;   Making determination under paragraph whether individual offered individual coverage at premium rate above premium rate for high

Index of Sec 101. ...

Risk pool program
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (a)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits to eligible individuals during period beginning on January 1, 2010 and subject to subsection ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services establishing temporary national high-risk pool program to provide

Index of Sec 101. ...

Risk pool programs
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(b) ADMINISTRATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (b)
Automated Concept:

RISK pool programs provided that requirements of section being met ;   State high-

Index of Sec 101. ...

Robust: efficient and
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

ROBUST requiring minimal augmentation by paper transactions or clarifiations by further communications ;   Efficient and

Index of Sec 115. ...

Salary reduction contributions
Sec 532. -- Limitation On Health Flexible Spending Arrangements Under Cafeteria Plans.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 3 SEC 532. (a) (2) Quoted: (i) (1)
Automated Concept:

CONTRIBUTIONS in excess of $2,500 making to arrangement ;   Benefit not to be treated as qualified benefit unless cafeteria plan providing that employee not electing for taxable year to have salary reduction

Index of Sec 532. ...

Software packages
Sec 263. -- Study And Report On Methods To Increase Ehr Use By Small Health Care Providers.
(a) STUDY. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 263. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care providers through Veterans Administration and other sources ;   Promoting low-cost electronic health record software packages being available for use by health care providers including software packages being available to

Index of Sec 263. ...

Solvency requirements: State
Sec 310. -- Health Insurance Cooperatives.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 310. (b) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

COOPERATIVE offers or issuing insurance coverage ;   Grants to cooperatives to assist cooperatives in meeting State solvency requirements in States in which

Index of Sec 310. ...

Specific
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

BENEFICIARY identification card or similar mechanism ;   Including whether individual being eligible for specific service with specific physician at specific facility including utilization of machine-readable health plan

Index of Sec 115. ...
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(2) CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

SPECIFIC retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler ;   Information disclosed by PBM to Commissioner or QHBP offering entity under subsection being confidential and not disclosed by Commissioner or QHBP offering entity in form disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or

Index of Sec 233. ...
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Report not disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or specific retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler or other confidential or trade secret

Index of Sec 233. ...

Specific facility
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

BENEFICIARY identification card or similar mechanism ;   Including whether individual being eligible for specific service with specific physician at specific facility including utilization of machine-readable health plan

Index of Sec 115. ...

Specific item or service
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(5) COST-SHARING TRANSPARENCY.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (a) (5)
Automated Concept:

SPECIFIC item or service by participating provider in timely manner upon request ;   Individual to be responsible for paying with respect to furnishing of

Index of Sec 233. ...

Specific PBM or prices
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(2) CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

SPECIFIC retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler ;   Information disclosed by PBM to Commissioner or QHBP offering entity under subsection being confidential and not disclosed by Commissioner or QHBP offering entity in form disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or

Index of Sec 233. ...
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Report not disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or specific retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler or other confidential or trade secret

Index of Sec 233. ...

Specific service
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

BENEFICIARY identification card or similar mechanism ;   Including whether individual being eligible for specific service with specific physician at specific facility including utilization of machine-readable health plan

Index of Sec 115. ...

Statutory or other obligation
Sec 254. -- Construction Regarding Collective Bargaining.
SEC 254. -- CONSTRUCTION REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 254.
Automated Concept:

COLLECTIVE bargaining over terms or conditions of employment related to health care ;   Nothing in division to be construed to alter or supersede statutory or other obligation to engage in

Index of Sec 254. ...

Subject
Sec 106. -- Limitations On Preexisting Condition Exclusions In Group Health Plans In Advance Of Applicability Of New Prohibition Of Preexisting Condition Exclusions.
(h) TERMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (a) (3) Quoted: (h)
Automated Concept:

SUBJECT to requirements of section 211 ;   Plan becoming

Index of Sec 106. ...
(g) TERMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (b) (3) Quoted: (g)
Automated Concept:

SUBJECT to requirements of section 211 ;   Plan becoming

Index of Sec 106. ...
(h) TERMINATION.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 106. (c) (3) Quoted: (h)
Automated Concept:

SUBJECT to requirements of section 211 ;   Plan becoming

Index of Sec 106. ...
Sec 259. -- Nondiscrimination On Abortion And Respect For Rights Of Conscience.
(a) NONDISCRIMINATION. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 259. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

SUBJECT ;   Requiring health plan created or regulated under Act to

Index of Sec 259. ...

Subject: 2010 and
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (a)
Automated Concept:

SUBJECT to subsection ;   Secretary of Health and Human Services establishing temporary national high-risk pool program to provide health benefits to eligible individuals during period beginning on January 1, 2010 and

Index of Sec 101. ...

Subrogation of benefits and reimbursement of payments:
Sec 236. -- Standardized Rules For Coordination And Subrogation Of Benefits.
SEC 236. -- STANDARDIZED RULES FOR COORDINATION AND SUBROGATION OF BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 236.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing involving individuals and multiple plan coverage ;   Commissioner establishing standards for coordination and subrogation of benefits and reimbursement of payments in cases of qualified

Index of Sec 236. ...

Surgical benefits
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 715. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(a) REQUIREMENTS FOR TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH DEFORMITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 9814. (a)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1) Quoted: SEC 2708. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

CHILD'S congenital or developmental deformity, disease or injury ;   Group health plan and health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage providing coverage for surgical benefits providing coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of minor

Index of Sec 108. ...

Suspension
Suspension of enrollment
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(2) REMEDIES. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (d) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

SUSPENSION of enrollment of individuals under plan after date Commissioner notifies entity of determination under paragraph and Commissioner satisfied that basis for determination corrected and not likely to recur  ;  

Index of Sec 242. ...

Suspension of payment
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(2) REMEDIES. - paragraph (C)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (d) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

PAYMENT to entity under Health Insurance Exchange for individuals enrolled in plan after date Commissioner notifies entity of determination under paragraph and Secretary satisfied that basis for determination corrected and not likely to recur ;   Suspension of

Index of Sec 242. ...

Tax
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

TAX imposed under subsection with respect to taxpayer for taxable year not exceeding applicable national average premium for taxable year  ;  

Index of Sec 501. ...
(2) PRORATION FOR PART YEAR FAILURES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

TAX imposed under subsection with respect to taxpayer for taxable year not exceeding amount  ;  

Index of Sec 501. ...
(5) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

TAX ;   Amount of interest received or accrued by taxpayer during taxable year being exempt from

Index of Sec 501. ...
(6) NOT TREATED AS TAX IMPOSED BY THIS CHAPTER FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (e) (6)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under chapter or purposes of section 55 ;   Tax imposed under section not to be treated as tax imposed by chapter for purposes of determining amount of

Index of Sec 501. ...
(f) REGULATIONS. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (f) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCEPTABLE coverage ;   Exemption from tax imposed under subsection in cases of de minimis lapses of

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(C) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (2) (C)
Automated Concept:

TAX imposed by subsection for failures during taxable year of employer not exceeding amount equal to lesser  ;  

Index of Sec 511. ...
(D) COORDINATION WITH OTHER ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

CIVIL penalty collected under section 502(c) of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 or sectioning 2793(g) of Public Health Service Act with respect to failure ;   Tax imposed under paragraph with respect to failure to be reduced by amount of

Index of Sec 511. ...
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(1) NONRESIDENT ALIEN.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT under section ;   Only amounts taking into account in connection with tax imposed under section 871(b) to be taken into

Index of Sec 551. ...
(4) NOT TREATED AS TAX IMPOSED BY THIS CHAPTER FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (a) Quoted: SUBPART B SEC 59C. (d) (4)
Automated Concept:

CREDIT under chapter or purposes of section 55 ;   Tax imposed under section not to be treated as tax imposed by chapter for purposes of determining amount of

Index of Sec 551. ...
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(B) CONSTRUCTIVE SALE PRICE. - paragraph (ii)
Sec 553. -- Expansion Of Information Reporting Requirements.
(h) APPLICATION TO CORPORATIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 553. (a) Quoted: (h)
Automated Concept:

TAX under section 501(a) ;   Purposes of section term person including corporation being not organization exempt from

Index of Sec 553. ...
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

FOREIGN parent corporation ;   Withholding tax imposed under chapter 3 with respect to payment not to be reduced under treaty of United States unless withholding tax to be reduced under treaty of United States if payment being made directly to

Index of Sec 561. ...

Tax of $100
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (b) (1)
Automated Concept:

TAX of $100 for day in period beginning on date ;   Imposing failure with respect employee

Index of Sec 511. ...

Tax: amount of
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

TAX paid by seller under section with respect to sale ;   Seller referred in subparagraph to be entitled to recover from producer, manufacturer or importer referred in subparagraph amount of

Index of Sec 552. ...
(C) SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO CREDITS AND REFUNDS. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (C) (ii)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT under subparagraph to be reduced by amount of crediting or refunding ;   Amount of tax taking into

Index of Sec 552. ...

Tax: case of
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(b) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS. - paragraph (1) - paragraph (B)

Tax: excise
Sec 422. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Internal Revenue Code Of 1986.
(b) OTHER FAILURES.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 422. (b)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE tax on other failures of electing employers to comply with requirements  ;  

Index of Sec 422. ...
Sec 512. -- Health Care Contributions Of Nonelecting Employers.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (a) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EMPLOYMENT ;   Imposing on every nonelecting employer excise tax equalling to 8 percent of wages paid with respect to

Index of Sec 512. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 512. (d) (1) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

EXCISE tax equalling to 8 percent ;   Imposing on every nonelecting employer

Index of Sec 512. ...

Tax: no
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(A) TAX NOT TO APPLY WHERE FAILURE NOT DISCOVERED EXERCISING REASONABLE DILIGENCE.
(B) TAX NOT TO APPLY TO FAILURES CORRECTED WITHIN 30 DAYS.

Tax: rate of
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(e) SECTION 15 NOT TO APPLY.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (e)
Automated Concept:

TAX for purposes of section 15 of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 ;   Amendment making by subsection not to be treated as change in rate of

Index of Sec 501. ...
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.
(c) SECTION 15 NOT TO APPLY.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 551. (c)
Automated Concept:

TAX for purposes of section 15 of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 ;   Amendment making by subsection not to be treated as change in rate of

Index of Sec 551. ...

Tax: return of
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(3) SPECIAL RULE FOR AMENDED RETURNS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (2) Quoted: (i) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCOUNT for purposes of subsection if amendment or supplement filed after earlier of date taxpayer being first contacted by Secretary regarding examination of return or other date as specified by Secretary ;   No event amending or supplementing to return of tax to be taken into

Index of Sec 562. ...

Tax: section 6416 of
Sec 552. -- Excise Tax On Medical Devices.
(C) SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO CREDITS AND REFUNDS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 552. (a) Quoted: D SEC 4061. (c) (5) (C)
Automated Concept:

CONTRACT sale of medical device ;   Case of crediting or refunding under section 6416 of tax imposed under section on specified

Index of Sec 552. ...

Tax benefits
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(A) ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE DOCTRINE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (5) (A)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance or lacking business purpose ;   Term economic substance doctrine meaning common law doctrine under which tax benefits under subtitle A with respect to transaction being not allowable if transaction not to have

Index of Sec 562. ...

Tax benefits: claimed
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (6)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (1) Quoted: (6)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance or failing to meet requirements of similar rule of law ;   Disallowance of claimed tax benefits by reason of transaction lacking

Index of Sec 562. ...

Tax benefits: expected net
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

TAX benefits to be allowed if transaction respected ;   Potential for profit of transaction to be taken into account in determining whether requirements of subparagraphs and paragraph being met with respect to transaction only if present value of reasonably expected pre-tax profit from transaction being substantial in relation to present value of expected net

Index of Sec 562. ...

Tax profit
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

TAX benefits to be allowed if transaction respected ;   Potential for profit of transaction to be taken into account in determining whether requirements of subparagraphs and paragraph being met with respect to transaction only if present value of reasonably expected pre-tax profit from transaction being substantial in relation to present value of expected net

Index of Sec 562. ...
(B) TREATMENT OF FEES AND FOREIGN TAXES.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

TAX profit under subparagraph ;   Fees and other transaction expenses and foreign taxes to be taken into account as expenses in determining pre-

Index of Sec 562. ...

Tax shelters: one or more
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(2) EXCEPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (c) (1) (C) Quoted: (2)
Automated Concept:

TAX shelters ;   Paragraph not applying to portion of underpayment being attributable to one or more

Index of Sec 562. ...
(2) EXCEPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (c) (2) (C) Quoted: (2)
Automated Concept:

TAX shelters ;   Paragraph not applying to portion of reportable transaction understatement being attributable to one or more

Index of Sec 562. ...

Tax treatment
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(2) NONDISCLOSED NONECONOMIC SUBSTANCE TRANSACTIONS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (2) Quoted: (i) (2)
Automated Concept:

TAX treatment being not adequately disclosed in return nor in statement attached to return ;   Term nondisclosed noneconomic substance transaction meaning portion of transaction described in subsection with respect to which relevant facts affecting

Index of Sec 562. ...

Telephone hotline: free
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) CONSUMER ASSISTANCE WITH CHOICE. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing and file complaints ;   Providing for operation of toll-free telephone hotline to respond to requests for assistance and maintaining Internet Web site through individuals obtaining information on coverage under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...

Testify
Sec 253. -- Whistleblower Protection.
(a) RETALIATION PROHIBITED. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 253. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

TESTIFY in proceeding concerning violation  ;  

Index of Sec 253. ...

Tin: address and
Sec 412. -- Employer Responsibility To Contribute Toward Employee And Dependent Coverage.
(3) PROVISION OF INFORMATION. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 1 SEC 412. (a) (3) (D)
Automated Concept:

TIN of full-time employee during calendar year and months during that employee covered plans ;   Name, address and

Index of Sec 412. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(b) FORM AND MANNER OF RETURNS. - paragraph (2) - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (b) (1) Quoted: SEC 6050X. (b) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

PRIMARY insured and name of other individual obtaining coverage under policy ;   Name, address and tin of

Index of Sec 501. ...

Title
Sec 102. -- Ensuring Value And Lower Premiums.
(b) INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 102. (b)
Automated Concept:

TITLE being further amended by inserting after section 2753 following new section  ;  

Index of Sec 102. ...
Sec 103. -- Ending Health Insurance Rescission Abuse.
(2) APPLICATION TO GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 103. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

TITLE being further amended by adding after section 2702 following new section  ;  

Index of Sec 103. ...
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(1) QUALIFIED PLAN STANDARDS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

INSURANCE regulators and Secretaries of Labor and Treasury ;   Establishment of qualified health benefits planning standards under title including enforcement of standards in coordination with State

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(1) COVERAGE INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE ;   Commissioner providing for broad dissemination of information on Exchange-participating health benefits planing offered under

Index of Sec 305. ...
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(g) ACCESS TO FEDERAL COURTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (g)
Automated Concept:

TITLE in same manner as provisions applying to Medicare and Medicare beneficiaries ;   Provisions of Medicare relating to access of Medicare beneficiaries to Federal courts for enforcement of rights under Medicare applying to public health insurance option and individuals enrolled under option under

Index of Sec 321. ...
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE and titling II ;   Treating as State for purposes of applying

Index of Sec 346. ...

Title: applicable requirements of
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(25) Y1, Y2, ETC. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (25) (B)
Automated Concept:

TITLE with respect to plan ;   Offering by QHBP offering entity meeting applicable requirements of

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(11) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (b) (11)
Automated Concept:

COERCIVE practices to force providers not to contract with other entities offering coverage through Health Insurance Exchange ;   Entity complying with other applicable requirements of title that including standards regarding billing and collection practices for premiums and related grace periods and including standards to ensure that entity not using

Index of Sec 304. ...
(4) OVERSIGHT AND ENFORCEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Commissioner establishing processing to oversee, monitor and enforce applicable requirements of title with respect to QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 304. ...
(i) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (C) (i)
Automated Concept:

TITLE ;   Commissioner terminating contract with QHBP offering entity under section for offering of Exchange-participating health benefits planning if entity failing to comply with applicable requirements of

Index of Sec 304. ...

Title: purpose of
Sec 201. -- Establishment Of Health Insurance Exchange; Outline Of Duties; Definitions.
(a) ESTABLISHMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE A SEC 201. (a)
Automated Concept:

CONSUMER protections ;   Purpose of title to establish standards to ensure that new health insurance coverage and employment-based health plans offered meet standards guaranteeing access to affordable coverage, essential benefits and other

Index of Sec 201. ...

Title: purposes of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (C) Quoted: (E)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under section 341(b)(4) of Affordable Health Care for America Act ;   Verification of status eligibility pursuant to procedures established under subsection to be deemed verification of status eligibility for purposes of title, title XXI and

Index of Sec 341. ...
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 802. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE ;   Election to be treated as establishment and maintenance of group health plan for purposes of

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE ;   Election to be treated as establishment and maintenance of group health plan for purposes of

Index of Sec 423. ...

Title: requirement of
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE ;   Commissioner determining that QHBP offering entity violating requirement of

Index of Sec 242. ...

Title: requirements of
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(2) REMEDIES. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (d) (2) (D)
Automated Concept:

TITLE ;   Working with State insurance regulators to terminate plans for repeated failure by offering entity to meet requirements of

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 or State law excepting insofar as requirements preventing application of requirement of division as determined by Commissioner ;   Requirements of title not superceding requirements applicable under titles XXII and XXVII of Public Health Service Act, parts 6 and 7 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 251. ...
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE not superceding requirements applicable under title XXVII of Public Health Service Act or State law ;   Requirements of

Index of Sec 251. ...
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(1) OFFERING ENTITY AND PLAN STANDARDS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE and titling II ;   Establishing standards necessary to implement requirements of

Index of Sec 304. ...

Title: section 403 of
Sec 342. -- Affordable Credit Eligible Individual.
(d) CLARIFICATION OF TREATMENT OF AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 342. (d)
Automated Concept:

TITLE ;   Affordability credits under subtitle not to be treated to be benefit provided under section 403 of

Index of Sec 342. ...

Title: standards and requirements of
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(1) OFFERING ENTITY AND PLAN STANDARDS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (a) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

TITLE and titling II for purposes of subtitle ;   Certifying QHBP offering entities and qualified health benefits planing as meeting standards and requirements of

Index of Sec 304. ...

Title 10: United States Code or chapter 55 of
Sec 311. -- Retention Of Dod And Va Authority.
SEC 311. -- RETENTION OF DOD AND VA AUTHORITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 311.
Automated Concept:

TITLE 10, United States coding ;   Nothing in subtitle to be construed as affecting authority under title 38, United States Code or chapter 55 of

Index of Sec 311. ...

Title 29: section 2560.503 -1 of
Sec 232. -- Requiring Fair Grievance And Appeals Mechanisms.
(b) INTERNAL CLAIMS AND APPEALS PROCESS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 232. (b)
Automated Concept:

TITLE 29 ;   Qualified health benefits planning QHBP offering entity providing internal claims and appeals processing that initially incorporating claims and appealing procedures set forth at section 2560.503 -1 of

Index of Sec 232. ...

Title 38
Sec 311. -- Retention Of Dod And Va Authority.
SEC 311. -- RETENTION OF DOD AND VA AUTHORITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 311.
Automated Concept:

TITLE 10, United States coding ;   Nothing in subtitle to be construed as affecting authority under title 38, United States Code or chapter 55 of

Index of Sec 311. ...

Title 38: section 1781 of
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(E) MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND DEPENDENTS (INCLUDING TRICARE).
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (d) (2) (E)
Automated Concept:

TITLE 38 of Code ;   Including similar coverage furnished under section 1781 of

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 501. -- Tax On Individuals Without Acceptable Health Care Coverage.
(E) MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND DEPENDENTS (INCLUDING TRICARE).
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART A SEC 501. (a) Quoted: PART VIII SUBPART A SEC 59B. (d) (2) (E)
Automated Concept:

TITLE 38 of Code ;   Including similar coverage furnished under section 1781 of

Index of Sec 501. ...

Title 5
Title 5: chapter 89 of
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(i) FEDERAL, STATE, AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTAL PLANS.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (6) (B) (i)
Automated Concept:

TITLE 5, United States coding ;   Including health benefiting plan offered under chapter 89 of

Index of Sec 100. ...

Title 5: pediatric vaccines or section 905a of
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) COBRA CONTINUATION COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE 5, United States Code or State program providing comparable continations coverage ;   Section 4980b of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 of sectioning insofar as relating to pediatric vaccines or section 905a of

Index of Sec 113. ...

Title 5: requirements of
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(f) EFFICIENCY IN ADMINISTRATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (f)
Automated Concept:

TITLE 5, United States coding in case of sections 308 and 341(b)(2) ;   Including use of personnel employed in accordance with requirements of

Index of Sec 242. ...

Title and enforcement of standards
Sec 243. -- Consultation And Coordination.
(a) CONSULTATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 243. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE and enforcement of standards ;   Including concerning standards for health insurance coverage being qualified health benefits planning under

Index of Sec 243. ...

Title Exchange
Sec 321. -- Establishment And Administration Of A Public Health Insurance Option As An Exchange-Qualified Health Benefits Plan.
(2) ENSURING A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 321. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits ;   Public health insurance option complying with requirements being applicable under title to Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 321. ...

Title i
Title i: 6 of subtitle B of
Sec 113. -- Extension Of Cobra Continuation Coverage.
(1) COBRA CONTINUATION COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 113. (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ;   Term cobra continations coverage meaning continations coverage provided pursuant to part 6 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 113. ...

Title i: part 6 of subtitle B of
Sec 101. -- National High-Risk Pool Program.
(7) TREATMENT AS CREDITABLE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 101. (g) (7)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 and chapter 100 of Internal Revenue Code of 1986 in same manner ;   Coverage under program to be treated part 6 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 101. ...

Title i: part 7 of subtitle B of
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 amended by inserting after section 703 following new section ;   Part 7 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 110. -- Prohibition Against Postretirement Reductions Of Retiree Health Benefits By Group Health Plans.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 110. (a)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 amended by inserting after section 716 following new section ;   Part 7 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 110. ...

Title i: parts 6 and 7 of subtitle B of
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 or State law excepting insofar as requirements preventing application of requirement of division as determined by Commissioner ;   Requirements of title not superceding requirements applicable under titles XXII and XXVII of Public Health Service Act, parts 6 and 7 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 251. ...

Title i: subpart B of part 7 of subtitle B of
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 amended by adding at end following new section ;   Subpart B of part 7 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 108. ...

Title i: subpart B of part 8 of subtitle B of
Sec 424. -- Additional Rules Relating To Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(a) ASSURING COORDINATION. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 424. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ;   Regulations, rulings and interpretations issued by officers relating to same matter over which two or more of officers having responsibility under subpart B of part 8 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 424. ...

Title i: subtitle B of
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a)
Automated Concept:

TITLE I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 amended by adding at end following new part ;   Subtitle B of

Index of Sec 421. ...

Title ii
Title ii
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(25) Y1, Y2, ETC. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (25) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance option ;   Meeting requirements plan under title II and including public

Index of Sec 100. ...

Title ii: subtitle C of
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

ACTUARIAL value of 70 percent of full actuarial value of benefits provided under reference benefiting package ;   Basic plan offering essential benefits packaging required under title II for qualified health benefits planning with

Index of Sec 303. ...
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (a)
Automated Concept:

TITLE II and section ;   Commissioner specifying benefits to be made available under Exchange-participating health benefits planing during plan year, consistent with subtitle C of

Index of Sec 303. ...

Title ii: C of
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(B) PREMIUM-PLUS PLAN BENEFITS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (c) (1) (B)
Automated Concept:

TITLE II ;   Consistent with subsection and subtitling C of

Index of Sec 303. ...

Title ii: requirements of
Sec 346. -- Special Rules For Application To Territories.
(4) IMPLEMENTATION OF INSURANCE REFORM AND CONSUMER PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 346. (b) (4)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH insurance coverage offered in territory ;   Requiring to apply requirements of title II with respect to

Index of Sec 346. ...

Title ii: subtitle C of
Sec 303. -- Benefits Package Levels.
(2) SEGREGATION OF FUNDS. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 303. (e) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE II not used for purposes of paying for services ;   Affordability credits provided under subtitle C of

Index of Sec 303. ...

Title ii: subtitle D of
Sec 301. -- Individual Responsibility.
(b) OUTLINE OF DUTIES OF COMMISSIONER. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 301. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

TITLE II ;   Includ establishment of risk pooling mechanism under section 306 and consumer protections under subtitle D of

Index of Sec 301. ...

Title ii: subtitle E of
Sec 304. -- Contracts For The Offering Of Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plans.
(D) CONSTRUCTION.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 304. (c) (4) (D)
Automated Concept:

TITLE II with respect to entity for violation requirement ;   Nothing in subsection to be construed as preventing application of other sanctions under subtitle E of

Index of Sec 304. ...

Title iii
Title iii: subtitle B of
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(26) EMPLOYEE PREMIUM.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (26)
Automated Concept:

TITLE III ;   Term public health insurance option meaning public health insurance option as provided under subtitle B of

Index of Sec 100. ...

Title iii: subtitle C of
Sec 242. -- Duties And Authority Of Commissioner.
(3) INDIVIDUAL AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE E SEC 242. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ELIGIBILITY for credits ;   Administration of individual affordability credits under subtitle C of title III including determination of

Index of Sec 242. ...
Sec 541. -- Disclosures To Carry Out Health Insurance Exchange Subsidies.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE III ;   Return information of taxpayer whose income being relevant in determining affordability credit described in subtitle C of

Index of Sec 541. ...
(B) RESTRICTION ON USE OF DISCLOSED INFORMATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 541. (a) Quoted: (21) (B)
Automated Concept:

TITLE III ;   Establishing and verifying appropriate amount of affordability credit described in subtitle C of

Index of Sec 541. ...

Title iv
Title iv: requirements of part 1 of subtit
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
SEC 803. -- HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (a) Quoted: PART 8 SEC 803.
Automated Concept:

TITLE IV of division A ;   Term health coverage participation requirements meaning requirements of part 1 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(c) HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (c)
Automated Concept:

TITLE IV of division A ;   Term health coverage participation requirements meaning requirements of part 1 of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 423. ...

Title iv: provisions of subtitle B of
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(A) SATISFACTION OF EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (e) (6) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE IV ;   Employer meeting requirements of section 412 with respect to employees of employer by offering employees option of enrolling with Exchange-participating health benefits planing through Health Insurance Exchange consistent with provisions of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 302. ...

Title iv: requirements of part I of subtitle B of
Sec 511. -- Election To Satisfy Health Coverage Participation Requirements.
(c) HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 1 SUBPART B SEC 511. (a) Quoted: SEC 4980H. (c)
Automated Concept:

TITLE IV ;   Term health coverage participation requirements meaning requirements of part I of subtitle B of

Index of Sec 511. ...

Title or regulations: violation of provisions of
Sec 257. -- Actions By State Attorneys General.
SEC 257. -- ACTIONS BY STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 257.
Automated Concept:

TITLE or regulations issued ;   District court of United States or State court having jurisdiction of defendant to secure monetary or equitable relief for violation of provisions of

Index of Sec 257. ...

Title VII
Sec 258. -- Application Of State And Federal Laws Regarding Abortion.
(c) NO EFFECT ON FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS LAW.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 258. (c)
Automated Concept:

TITLE VII of Civil Rights acting of 1964 ;   Nothing in section altering rights and obligations of employees and employers under

Index of Sec 258. ...

Title XI: part C of
Sec 237. -- Application Of Administrative Simplification.
SEC 237. -- APPLICATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SIMPLIFICATION.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 237.
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing offers ;   QHBP offering entity required to comply with administrative simplification provisions under part C of title XI of Social Security Act with respect to qualified

Index of Sec 237. ...
Sec 328. -- Application Of Health Information Privacy, Security, And Electronic Transaction Requirements.
SEC 328. -- APPLICATION OF HEALTH INFORMATION PRIVACY, SECURITY, AND ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION REQUIREMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 328.
Automated Concept:

DISCLOSURE of individually identifiable health information ;   Part C of title XI of Social Security Act relating to standards for protections against wrongful

Index of Sec 328. ...

Title XIX
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(18) PREMIUM PLAN; PREMIUM-PLUS PLAN.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (18)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XIX of Social Security Act ;   Term Medicaid meaning State plan under

Index of Sec 100. ...
(29) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (29)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XIX of Social Security Act ;   Single State agency responsible for administering plan under

Index of Sec 100. ...

Title xviii
Title xviii
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(20) QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (20)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XVIII of Social Security Act ;   Term Medicare meaning health insurance programs under

Index of Sec 100. ...

Title xviii: part C or D of
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(c) EXPANSION OF PENALTY AUTHORITY. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (f) Quoted: (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XVIII in case of plan violating provision of part ;   Sanctions Secretary authorized to impose under part C or D of

Index of Sec 115. ...

Title xxi
Title xxi
Sec 302. -- Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers.
(4) TRANSITION FOR CHIP ELIGIBLES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 302. (d) (4)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXI of Social Security Act for period during Y1 not to be Exchange-eligible individual during period ;   Individual being eligible for child health assistance under

Index of Sec 302. ...
Sec 345. -- Income Determinations.
(3) TRANSITION FOR CHIP.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 345. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXI of Social Security Act ;   Commissioner establishing rules under which modified adjusted gross income of child deemed to be no greater than family income of child as recently determined before Y1 by State under

Index of Sec 345. ...

Title xxi and affordability credits
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS. - paragraph (E)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (C) Quoted: (E)
Automated Concept:

AFFORDABILITY credits under section 341(b)(4) of Affordable Health Care for America Act ;   Verification of status eligibility pursuant to procedures established under subsection to be deemed verification of status eligibility for purposes of title, title XXI and

Index of Sec 341. ...

Title xxvii
Title xxvii
Sec 102. -- Ensuring Value And Lower Premiums.
(a) GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 102. (a)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Public Health Service Act amended by inserting after section 2713 following new section  ;  

Index of Sec 102. ...
Sec 105. -- Requiring The Option Of Extension Of Dependent Coverage For Uninsured Young Adults.
(1) PHSA.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Public Health Service Act amended by inserting after section 2702 following new section  ;  

Index of Sec 105. ...
(b) INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 105. (b)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Public Health Service Act amended by inserting after section 2745 following new section  ;  

Index of Sec 105. ...
Sec 251. -- Relation To Other Requirements.
(1) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE F SEC 251. (b) (1) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Public Health Service Act or State law ;   Requirements of title not superceding requirements applicable under

Index of Sec 251. ...

Title xxvii of Act
Sec 107. -- Prohibiting Acts Of Domestic Violence From Being Treated As Preexisting Conditions.
(2) INDIVIDUAL MARKET.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 107. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Act amended by inserting after section 2753 following new section  ;  

Index of Sec 107. ...

Title xxvii: part C of
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Public Health Service Act amended by adding at end following new section ;   Part C of

Index of Sec 423. ...

Title xxvii: subpart 2 of part A of
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Public Health Service Act amended by adding at end following new section ;   Subpart 2 of part A of

Index of Sec 108. ...

Title xxvii: subpart 2 of part B of
Sec 108. -- Ending Health Insurance Denials And Delays Of Necessary Treatment For Children With Deformities.
(2) INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 108. (c) (2)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXVII of Public Health Service Act being further amended by adding at end following new section ;   Subpart 2 of part B of

Index of Sec 108. ...

Title XXXII
Sec 544. -- Class Program Treated In Same Manner As Long-Term Care Insurance.
(2) GOVERNMENT LONG-TERM CARE PLAN. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 544. (a) (3) Quoted: (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

TITLE XXXII of Public Health Service Act ;   Class program established under

Index of Sec 544. ...

Toll: operation of
Sec 305. -- Outreach And Enrollment Of Exchange-Eligible Individuals And Employers In Exchange-Participating Health Benefits Plan.
(2) CONSUMER ASSISTANCE WITH CHOICE. - paragraph (A)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE A SEC 305. (c) (2) (A)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH benefits planing and file complaints ;   Providing for operation of toll-free telephone hotline to respond to requests for assistance and maintaining Internet Web site through individuals obtaining information on coverage under Exchange-participating

Index of Sec 305. ...

Trade
Trade or business
Sec 521. -- Credit For Small Business Employee Health Coverage Expenses.
(2) QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 2 SEC 521. (a) Quoted: SEC 45R. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

TRADE or business of employer during taxable year ;   Term qualified employee meaning employee of employer for taxable year of employer if employee received $5,000 of compensation from employer for services performed in

Index of Sec 521. ...

Trade or business or activity
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(B) EXCEPTION FOR PERSONAL TRANSACTIONS OF INDIVIDUALS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (a) Quoted: (o) (5) (B)
Automated Concept:

INCOME ;   Paragraph applying only to transactions entered in connection with trade or business or activity engaged for production of

Index of Sec 562. ...

Trade: confidential or
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (c) (3)
Automated Concept:

INFORMATION ;   Report not disclosing identity of specific PBM or prices charged by PBM or specific retailer, manufacturer or wholesaler or other confidential or trade secret

Index of Sec 233. ...

Transparency
Sec 233. -- Requiring Information Transparency And Plan Disclosure.
(b) CONTRACTING REIMBURSEMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE D SEC 233. (b)
Automated Concept:

HEALTH care provider relating to reimbursement arrangements between planning and provider ;   Qualified health benefits planning complying with standards established by Commissioner to ensure transparency to

Index of Sec 233. ...

Transparency cost: items and services and
Sec 215. -- Ensuring Adequacy Of Provider Networks.
(a) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE II SUBTITLE B SEC 215. (a)
Automated Concept:

OF-network providers ;   Using provider network for items and services meeting standards respecting provider networks as Commissioner establishing to assure adequacy of networks in ensuring enrollee access to items and services and transparency in cost-sharing differentials among providers participating in network and policies for accessing out-

Index of Sec 215. ...

Transparent: open and
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (3)
Automated Concept:

PUBLIC set of guiding principles ensuring companion guide and operating rules and process being open and transparent ;   Entity in place

Index of Sec 115. ...

Transparent claim and denial management processes
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173A. (a) (4) (D)
Automated Concept:

TRANSPARENT claim and denial management processes including uniform claim edits  ;  

Index of Sec 115. ...

Treaty
Sec 561. -- Limitation On Treaty Benefits For Certain Deductible Payments.
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 561. (a) Quoted: (d) (1)
Automated Concept:

FOREIGN parent corporation ;   Withholding tax imposed under chapter 3 with respect to payment not to be reduced under treaty of United States unless withholding tax to be reduced under treaty of United States if payment being made directly to

Index of Sec 561. ...

Tribal organization
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(17) PLAN YEAR.
DIVISION A SEC 100. (c) (17)
Automated Concept:

TRIBAL organization or urban Indian organization as terms defined in section 4 of Indian Health Care Improvement Act 25 USC 1603  ;  

Index of Sec 100. ...
Sec 325. -- Provider Participation.
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR IHS FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (b) (2) (B)
Automated Concept:

TRIBAL organization under Indian Self-Determination Act ;   Facility operated by Indian Tribe or

Index of Sec 325. ...
(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR IHS FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (i)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE B SEC 325. (b) (2) (D) (i)
Automated Concept:

TRIBAL organization under Indian Self-Determination Act ;   Employing to provide health care services in facility operated by Indian Tribe or

Index of Sec 325. ...

Tribal organization or programs
Sec 545. -- Exclusion From Gross Income For Medical Care Provided For Indians.
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (2)
Automated Concept:

TRIBAL organization to member of Indian tribe through one of following ;   Medical care provided by Indian tribe or

Index of Sec 545. ...
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (3)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (3)
Automated Concept:

ACCIDENT or health plan ;   Value of accident or health plan coverage provided by Indian tribe or tribal organization for medical care to member of Indian tribe under

Index of Sec 545. ...
(5) TRIBAL ORGANIZATION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (b) (5)
Automated Concept:

TRIBAL organization having meaning given term in section 4(l) of Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act 25 USC 450b(l) ;   Term

Index of Sec 545. ...
(a) IN GENERAL. - paragraph (1)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE A PART 4 SEC 545. (a) Quoted: SEC 139D. (a) (1)
Automated Concept:

TRIBAL organization or programs of third parties funded by Indian Health Service ;   Health services or benefits provided or purchased by Indian Health Service through grant or contract or compact with Indian tribe or

Index of Sec 545. ...

Trust
Sec 551. -- Surcharge On High Income Individuals.

Underpayment
Underpayment: portion of
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(2) EXCEPTION.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (c) (1) (C) Quoted: (2)
Automated Concept:

TAX shelters ;   Paragraph not applying to portion of underpayment being attributable to one or more

Index of Sec 562. ...
Sec 563. -- Certain Large Or Publicly Traded Persons Made Subject To A More Likely Than Not Standard For Avoiding Penalties On Underpayments.
(A) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 563. (a) (3) Quoted: (3) (A)
Automated Concept:

UNDERPAYMENT being attributable to iteming only if person having reasonable belief ;   Paragraph applying to portion of

Index of Sec 563. ...

Underpayments
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(b) PENALTY FOR UNDERPAYMENTS ATTRIBUTABLE TO TRANSACTIONS LACKING ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b)
Automated Concept:

ECONOMIC substance ;   Penalty for underpayments attributable to transactions lacking

Index of Sec 562. ...
(2) UNDERPAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (e) (2)
Automated Concept:

UNDERPAYMENTS attributable to transactions entered after date of enactment of Act ;   Applying to

Index of Sec 562. ...
Sec 563. -- Certain Large Or Publicly Traded Persons Made Subject To A More Likely Than Not Standard For Avoiding Penalties On Underpayments.
SEC 563. -- CERTAIN LARGE OR PUBLICLY TRADED PERSONS MADE SUBJECT TO A MORE LIKELY THAN NOT STANDARD FOR AVOIDING PENALTIES ON UNDERPAYMENTS.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 563.
Automated Concept:

UNDERPAYMENTS ;   Sec 563, certain large or publicly traded Persons making Subject to more likely than not standard for avoiding penalties on

Index of Sec 563. ...
(1) IN GENERAL.
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 563. (c) (1)
Automated Concept:

UNDERPAYMENTS attributable to transactions entered after date of enactment of Act ;   Amendments making by section applying to

Index of Sec 563. ...

Underpayment penalties: certain increased
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(3) CONFORMING AMENDMENT. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

UNDERPAYMENT penalties ;   Striking gross valuation misstatement penalty in heading and inserting certain increased

Index of Sec 562. ...

Undertaken
Sec 421. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Employee Retirement Income Security Act Of 1974.
(D) ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE PRIOR TO ASSESSMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 421. (b) (2) Quoted: (11) (D)
Automated Concept:

UNDERTAKEN by employer to correct failure ;   Secretary informing employer in writing of failureing and providing employer information regarding efforts and procedures to be

Index of Sec 421. ...
Sec 423. -- Satisfaction Of Health Coverage Participation Requirements Under The Public Health Service Act.
(3) ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE PRIOR TO ASSESSMENT.
DIVISION A TITLE IV SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 423. (a) Quoted: SEC 2793. (f) (3)
Automated Concept:

UNDERTAKEN by employer to correct failure ;   Secretary informing employer in writing of failureing and providing employer information regarding efforts and procedures to be

Index of Sec 423. ...

Valuation misstatement penalty: gross
Sec 562. -- Codification Of Economic Substance Doctrine; Penalties.
(3) CONFORMING AMENDMENT. - paragraph (B)
DIVISION A TITLE V SUBTITLE B PART 2 SEC 562. (b) (3) (B)
Automated Concept:

UNDERPAYMENT penalties ;   Striking gross valuation misstatement penalty in heading and inserting certain increased

Index of Sec 562. ...

Verification
Verification: status
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(E) ANNUAL REPORTS. - paragraph (ii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (E) (ii)
Automated Concept:

VERIFICATION under paragraph ;   Administrative costs of conducting status

Index of Sec 341. ...

Verifications
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(v) COORDINATION OF INFORMATION WITH HEALTH CHOICES ADMINISTRATION. - paragraph (4)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (i) Quoted: (v) (4)
Automated Concept:

VERIFICATIONS ;   Subsection applying in case of public entity conducting verifications under section 341(b)(4) of Affordable Health Care for America Act and obligations of subsection applying entity in same manner as obligations applying to Health Choices Commissioner when Commissioner conducting

Index of Sec 341. ...

Verification determination: final
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(6) - paragraph (A) - paragraph (iii)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (B) Quoted: (6) (A) (iii)
Automated Concept:

VERIFICATION determination under system ;   Developing written notice for user agencies to provide to individuals denying benefit due to determination of ineligibility based on final

Index of Sec 341. ...

Verification procedures
Verification procedures: purposes of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS. - paragraph (D) - paragraph (iv)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (C) Quoted: (D) (iv)
Automated Concept:

VERIFICATION procedures ;   Information provided by Commissioner of Social Security to be considered as confidential and only used by State and Secretary of Homeland Security for purposes of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Verification procedures: purposes of administration of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(ii) CONFORMING AMENDMENT. - paragraph (x)
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (6) (A) (ii) Quoted: (x)
Automated Concept:

VERIFICATION procedures described in section 341(b)(4) of Affordable Health Care for America Act ;   Purposes of administration of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Verification process: case of application of
Sec 341. -- Availability Through Health Insurance Exchange.
(iii) APPLICATION TO STATE-BASED EXCHANGES.
DIVISION A TITLE III SUBTITLE C SEC 341. (b) (4) (D) (iii)
Automated Concept:

VERIFICATION process under subparagraph to State-based Health Insurance Exchange approved under section 308 ;   Case of application of

Index of Sec 341. ...

Voting process
Sec 115. -- Administrative Simplification.
(b) COMPANION GUIDE AND OPERATING RULES DEVELOPMENT. - paragraph (2)
DIVISION A TITLE I SEC 115. (a) (1) Quoted: SEC 1173B. (b) (2)
Automated Concept:

VOTING process ensuring balanced representation by critical stakeholders so ;   Including operating rules using

Index of Sec 115. ...

Worker
Workers
Sec 100. -- Purpose; Table Of Contents Of Division; General Definitions.
(3) INSURANCE REFORMS. - paragraph (D)
DIVISION A SEC 100. (a) (3) (D)
Automated Concept:

RESPONSIBILITY among workers, employers and Government ;   Initiates shared

Index of Sec 100. ...


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111th CONGRESS
1st Session


    To provide affordable, quality health care for all Americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes.


IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

July 14, 2009

    Mr. Dingell (for himself, Mr. Rangel, Mr. Waxman, Mr. George Miller of California, Mr. Stark, Mr. Pallone, and Mr. Andrews) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, and in addition to the Committees on Ways and Means, Education and Labor, Oversight and Government Reform, and the Budget, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned


A BILL

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

DIVISION AAffordable Health Care Choices

SEC. 100. Purpose; table of contents of division; general definitions.

(a) Purpose.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The purpose of this division is to provide affordable, quality health care for all Americans and reduce the growth in health care spending.

(2) BUILDING ON CURRENT SYSTEM.—This division achieves this purpose by building on what works in today’s health care system, while repairing the aspects that are broken.

(3) INSURANCE REFORMS.—This division—

(A) enacts strong insurance market reforms;

(B) creates a new Health Insurance Exchange, with a public health insurance option alongside private plans;

(C) includes sliding scale affordability credits; and

(D) initiates shared responsibility among workers, employers, and the Government;

so that all Americans have coverage of essential health benefits.

(4) HEALTH DELIVERY REFORM.—This division institutes health delivery system reforms both to increase quality and to reduce growth in health spending so that health care becomes more affordable for businesses, families, and Government.

(b) Table of contents of division.—The table of contents of this division is as follows:


TITLE I—IMMEDIATE REFORMS


TITLE II—PROTECTIONS AND STANDARDS FOR QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS

Subtitle A—General Standards


Subtitle B—Standards Guaranteeing Access to Affordable Coverage


Subtitle C—Standards Guaranteeing Access to Essential Benefits


Subtitle D—Additional Consumer Protections


Subtitle E—Governance


Subtitle F—Relation to other requirements; Miscellaneous


TITLE III—HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE AND RELATED PROVISIONS

Subtitle A—Health Insurance Exchange


Subtitle B—Public Health Insurance Option


Subtitle C—Individual Affordability Credits


TITLE IV—SHARED RESPONSIBILITY

Subtitle A—Individual responsibility


Subtitle B—Employer Responsibility

PART 1—HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS


PART 2—SATISFACTION OF HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS


TITLE V—AMENDMENTS TO INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986

Subtitle A—Provisions relating to health care reform

PART 1—SHARED RESPONSIBILITY

SUBPART A—INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY


SUBPART B—EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY


PART 2—CREDIT FOR SMALL BUSINESS EMPLOYEE HEALTH COVERAGE EXPENSES


PART 3—LIMITATIONS ON HEALTH CARE RELATED EXPENDITURES


PART 4—OTHER PROVISIONS TO CARRY OUT HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM


Subtitle B—Other revenue provisions

PART 1—GENERAL PROVISIONS


PART 2—PREVENTION OF TAX AVOIDANCE


PART 3—PARITY IN HEALTH BENEFITS

(c) General definitions.—Except as otherwise provided, in this division:

(1) ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.—The term “acceptable coverage” has the meaning given such term in section 302(d)(2).

(2) BASIC PLAN.—The term “basic plan” has the meaning given such term in section 303(c).

(3) COMMISSIONER.—The term “Commissioner” means the Health Choices Commissioner established under section 241.

(4) COST-SHARING.—The term “cost-sharing” includes deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, and similar charges, but does not include premiums, balance billing amounts for non-network providers, or spending for non-covered services.

(5) DEPENDENT.—The term “dependent” has the meaning given such term by the Commissioner and includes a spouse.

(6) EMPLOYMENT-BASED HEALTH PLAN.—The term “employment-based health plan”—

(A) means a group health plan (as defined in section 733(a)(1) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974);

(B) includes such a plan that is the following:

(i) FEDERAL, STATE, AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTAL PLANS.—A governmental plan (as defined in section 3(32) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974), including a health benefits plan offered under chapter 89 of title 5, United States Code.

(ii) CHURCH PLANS.—A church plan (as defined in section 3(33) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974); and

(C) excludes coverage described in section 302(d)(2)(E) (relating to TRICARE).

(7) ENHANCED PLAN.—The term “enhanced plan” has the meaning given such term in section 303(c).

(8) ESSENTIAL BENEFITS PACKAGE.—The term “essential benefits package” is defined in section 222(a).

(9) EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN.—The term “Exchange-participating health benefits plan” means a qualified health benefits plan that is offered through the Health Insurance Exchange and may be purchased directly from the entity offering the plan or through enrollment agents and brokers.

(10) FAMILY.—The term “family” means an individual and includes the individual’s dependents.

(11) FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL; FPL.—The terms “Federal poverty level” and “FPL” have the meaning given the term “poverty line” in section 673(2) of the Community Services Block Grant Act (42 U.S.C. 9902(2)), including any revision required by such section.

(12) HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN.—The term “health benefits plan” means health insurance coverage and an employment-based health plan and includes the public health insurance option.

(13) HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.—The term “health insurance coverage” has the meaning given such term in section 2791 of the Public Health Service Act, but does not include coverage in relation to its provision of excepted benefits—

(A) described in paragraph (1) of subsection (c) of such section; or

(B) described in paragraph (2), (3), or (4) of such subsection if the benefits are provided under a separate policy, certificate, or contract of insurance.

(14) HEALTH INSURANCE ISSUER.—The term “health insurance issuer” has the meaning given such term in section 2791(b)(2) of the Public Health Service Act.

(15) HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.—The term “Health Insurance Exchange” means the Health Insurance Exchange established under section 301.

(16) INDIAN.—The term “Indian” has the meaning given such term in section 4 of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (24 U.S.C. 1603).

(17) INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDER.—The term “Indian health care provider” means a health care program operated by the Indian Health Service, an Indian tribe, tribal organization, or urban Indian organization as such terms are defined in section 4 of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (25 U.S.C. 1603).

(18) MEDICAID.—The term “Medicaid” means a State plan under title XIX of the Social Security Act (whether or not the plan is operating under a waiver under section 1115 of such Act).

(19) MEDICAID ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUAL.—The term “Medicaid eligible individual” means an individual who is eligible for medical assistance under Medicaid.

(20) MEDICARE.—The term “Medicare” means the health insurance programs under title XVIII of the Social Security Act.

(21) PLAN SPONSOR.—The term “plan sponsor” has the meaning given such term in section 3(16)(B) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

(22) PLAN YEAR.—The term “plan year” means—

(A) with respect to an employment-based health plan, a plan year as specified under such plan; or

(B) with respect to a health benefits plan other than an employment-based health plan, a 12-month period as specified by the Commissioner.

(23) PREMIUM PLAN; PREMIUM-PLUS PLAN.—The terms “premium plan” and “premium-plus plan” have the meanings given such terms in section 303(c).

(24) QHBP OFFERING ENTITY.—The terms “QHBP offering entity” means, with respect to a health benefits plan that is—

(A) a group health plan (as defined, subject to subsection (d), in section 733(a)(1) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974), the plan sponsor in relation to such group health plan, except that, in the case of a plan maintained jointly by 1 or more employers and 1 or more employee organizations and with respect to which an employer is the primary source of financing, such term means such employer;

(B) health insurance coverage, the health insurance issuer offering the coverage;

(C) the public health insurance option, the Secretary of Health and Human Services;

(D) a non-Federal governmental plan (as defined in section 2791(d) of the Public Health Service Act), the State or political subdivision of a State (or agency or instrumentality of such State or subdivision) which establishes or maintains such plan; or

(E) a Federal governmental plan (as defined in section 2791(d) of the Public Health Service Act), the appropriate Federal official.

(25) QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN.—The term “qualified health benefits plan” means a health benefits plan that—

(A) meets the requirements for such a plan under title II and includes the public health insurance option; and

(B) is offered by a QHBP offering entity that meets the applicable requirements of such title with respect to such plan.

(26) PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE OPTION.—The term “public health insurance option” means the public health insurance option as provided under subtitle B of title III.

(27) SERVICE AREA; PREMIUM RATING AREA.—The terms “service area” and “premium rating area” mean with respect to health insurance coverage—

(A) offered other than through the Health Insurance Exchange, such an area as established by the QHBP offering entity of such coverage in accordance with applicable State law; and

(B) offered through the Health Insurance Exchange, such an area as established by such entity in accordance with applicable State law and applicable rules of the Commissioner for Exchange-participating health benefits plans.

(28) STATE.—The term “State” means the 50 States and the District of Columbia and includes—

(A) for purposes of title I, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands; and

(B) for purposes of titles II and III, as elected under and subject to section 346, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands.

(29) STATE MEDICAID AGENCY.—The term “State Medicaid agency” means, with respect to a Medicaid plan, the single State agency responsible for administering such plan under title XIX of the Social Security Act.

(30) Y1, Y2, ETC.—The terms “Y1”, “Y2”, “Y3”, “Y4”, “Y5”, and similar subsequently numbered terms, mean 2013 and subsequent years, respectively.

TITLE IImmediate Reforms

SEC. 101. National high-risk pool program.

(a) In general.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services (in this section referred to as the “Secretary”) shall establish a temporary national high-risk pool program (in this section referred to as the “program”) to provide health benefits to eligible individuals during the period beginning on January 1, 2010, and, subject to subsection (h)(3)(B), ending on the date on which the Health Insurance Exchange is established.

(b) Administration.—The Secretary may carry out this section directly or, pursuant to agreements, grants, or contracts with States, through State high-risk pool programs provided that the requirements of this section are met.

(c) Eligibility.—For purposes of this section, the term “eligible individual” means an individual—

(1) who—

(A) is not eligible for—

(i) benefits under title XVIII, XIX, or XXI of the Social Security Act; or

(ii) coverage under an employment-based health plan (not including coverage under a COBRA continuation provision, as defined in section 107(d)(1)); and

(B) who—

(i) is an eligible individual under section 2741(b) of the Public Health Service Act; or

(ii) is medically eligible for the program by virtue of being an individual described in subsection (d) at any time during the 6-month period ending on the date the individual applies for high-risk pool coverage under this section;

(2) who is the spouse or dependent of an individual who is described in paragraph (1); or

(3) who has not had health insurance coverage or coverage under an employment-based health plan for at least the 6-month period immediately preceding the date of the individual’s application for high-risk pool coverage under this section.

For purposes of paragraph (1)(A)(ii), a person who is in a waiting period as defined in section 2701(b)(4) of the Public Health Service Act shall not be considered to be eligible for coverage under an employment-based health plan.

(d) Medically eligible requirements.—For purposes of subsection (c)(1)(B)(ii), an individual described in this subsection is an individual—

(1) who, during the 6-month period ending on the date the individual applies for high-risk pool coverage under this section applied for individual health insurance coverage and—

(A) was denied such coverage because of a preexisting condition or health status; or

(B) was offered such coverage—

(i) under terms that limit the coverage for such a preexisting condition; or

(ii) at a premium rate that is above the premium rate for high risk pool coverage under this section; or

(2) who has an eligible medical condition as defined by the Secretary.

In making a determination under paragraph (1) of whether an individual was offered individual coverage at a premium rate above the premium rate for high risk pool coverage, the Secretary shall make adjustments to offset differences in premium rating that are attributable solely to differences in age rating.

(e) Enrollment.—To enroll in coverage in the program, an individual shall—

(1) submit to the Secretary an application for participation in the program, at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary shall require;

(2) attest that the individual is an eligible individual and is a resident of one of the 50 States or the District of Columbia; and

(3) if the individual had other prior health insurance coverage or coverage under an employment-based health plan during the previous 6 months, provide information as to the nature and source of such coverage and reasons for its discontinuance.

(f) Protection against dumping risks by insurers.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall establish criteria for determining whether health insurance issuers and employment-based health plans have discouraged an individual from remaining enrolled in prior coverage based on that individual’s health status.

(2) SANCTIONS.—An issuer or employment-based health plan shall be responsible for reimbursing the program for the medical expenses incurred by the program for an individual who, based on criteria established by the Secretary, the Secretary finds was encouraged by the issuer to disenroll from health benefits coverage prior to enrolling in the program. The criteria shall include at least the following circumstances:

(A) In the case of prior coverage obtained through an employer, the provision by the employer, group health plan, or the issuer of money or other financial consideration for disenrolling from the coverage.

(B) In the case of prior coverage obtained directly from an issuer or under an employment-based health plan—

(i) the provision by the issuer or plan of money or other financial consideration for disenrolling from the coverage; or

(ii) in the case of an individual whose premium for the prior coverage exceeded the premium required by the program (adjusted based on the age factors applied to the prior coverage)—

(I) the prior coverage is a policy that is no longer being actively marketed (as defined by the Secretary) by the issuer; or

(II) the prior coverage is a policy for which duration of coverage form issue or health status are factors that can be considered in determining premiums at renewal.

(3) CONSTRUCTION.—Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as constituting exclusive remedies for violations of criteria established under paragraph (1) or as preventing States from applying or enforcing such paragraph or other provisions under law with respect to health insurance issuers.

(g) Covered benefits, cost-sharing, premiums, and consumer protections.—

(1) PREMIUM.—The monthly premium charged to eligible individuals for coverage under the program—

(A) may vary by age so long as the ratio of the highest such premium to the lowest such premium does not exceed the ratio of 2 to 1;

(B) shall be set at a level that does not exceed 125 percent of the prevailing standard rate for comparable coverage in the individual market; and

(C) shall be adjusted for geographic variation in costs.

Health insurance issuers shall provide such information as the Secretary may require to determine prevailing standard rates under this paragraph. The Secretary shall establish standard rates in consultation with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

(2) COVERED BENEFITS.—Covered benefits under the program shall be determined by the Secretary and shall be consistent with the basic categories in the essential benefits package described in section 222. Under such benefits package—

(A) the annual deductible for such benefits may not be higher than $1,500 for an individual or such higher amount for a family as determined by the Secretary;

(B) there may not be annual or lifetime limits; and

(C) the maximum cost-sharing with respect to an individual (or family) for a year shall not exceed $5,000 for an individual (or $10,000 for a family).

(3) NO PREEXISTING CONDITION EXCLUSION PERIODS.—No preexisting condition exclusion period shall be imposed on coverage under the program.

(4) APPEALS.—The Secretary shall establish an appeals process for individuals to appeal a determination of the Secretary—

(A) with respect to claims submitted under this section; and

(B) with respect to eligibility determinations made by the Secretary under this section.

(5) STATE CONTRIBUTION, MAINTENANCE OF EFFORT.—As a condition of providing health benefits under this section to eligible individual residing in a State—

(A) in the case of a State in which a qualified high-risk pool (as defined under section 2744(c)(2) of the Public Health Service Act) was in effect as of July 1, 2009, the Secretary shall require the State make a maintenance of effort payment each year that the high-risk pool is in effect equal to an amount not less than the amount of all sources of funding for high-risk pool coverage made by that State in the year ending July 1, 2009; and

(B) in the case of a State which required health insurance issuers to contribute to a State high-risk pool or similar arrangement for the assessment against such issuers for pool losses, the State shall maintain such a contribution arrangement among such issuers.

(6) LIMITING PROGRAM EXPENDITURES.—The Secretary shall, with respect to the program—

(A) establish procedures to protect against fraud, waste, and abuse under the program; and

(B) provide for other program integrity methods.

(7) TREATMENT AS CREDITABLE COVERAGE.—Coverage under the program shall be treated, for purposes of applying the definition of “creditable coverage” under the provisions of title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act, part 6 of subtitle B of title I of Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, and chapter 100 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (and any other provision of law that references such provisions) in the same manner as if it were coverage under a State health benefits risk pool described in section 2701(c)(1)(G) of the Public Health Service Act.

(h) Funding; Termination of Authority.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—There is appropriated to the Secretary, out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, $5,000,000,000 to pay claims against (and administrative costs of) the high-risk pool under this section in excess of the premiums collected with respect to eligible individuals enrolled in the high-risk pool. Such funds shall be available without fiscal year limitation.

(2) INSUFFICIENT FUNDS.—If the Secretary estimates for any fiscal year that the aggregate amounts available for payment of expenses of the high-risk pool will be less than the amount of the expenses, the Secretary shall make such adjustments as are necessary to eliminate such deficit, including reducing benefits, increasing premiums, or establishing waiting lists.

(3) TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in subparagraph (B), coverage of eligible individuals under a high-risk pool shall terminate as of the date on which the Health Insurance Exchange is established.

(B) TRANSITION TO EXCHANGE.—The Secretary shall develop procedures to provide for the transition of eligible individuals who are enrolled in health insurance coverage offered through a high-risk pool established under this section to be enrolled in acceptable coverage. Such procedures shall ensure that there is no lapse in coverage with respect to the individual and may extend coverage offered through such a high-risk pool beyond 2012 if the Secretary determines necessary to avoid such a lapse.

SEC. 102. Ensuring value and lower premiums.

(a) Group health insurance coverage.—Title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act is amended by inserting after section 2713 the following new section:

“SEC. 2714. Ensuring value and lower premiums.

“(a) In general.—Each health insurance issuer that offers health insurance coverage in the small or large group market shall provide that for any plan year in which the coverage has a medical loss ratio below a level specified by the Secretary (but not less than 85 percent), the issuer shall provide in a manner specified by the Secretary for rebates to enrollees of the amount by which the issuer’s medical loss ratio is less than the level so specified.

“(b) Implementation.—The Secretary shall establish a uniform definition of medical loss ratio and methodology for determining how to calculate it based on the average medical loss ratio in a health insurance issuer’s book of business for the small and large group market. Such methodology shall be designed to take into account the special circumstances of smaller plans, different types of plans, and newer plans. In determining the medical loss ratio, the Secretary shall exclude State taxes and licensing or regulatory fees. Such methodology shall be designed and exceptions shall be established to ensure adequate participation by health insurance issuers, competition in the health insurance market, and value for consumers so that their premiums are used for services.

“(c) Sunset.—Subsections (a) and (b) shall not apply to health insurance coverage on and after the first date that health insurance coverage is offered through the Health Insurance Exchange.”.

(b) Individual health insurance coverage.—Such title is further amended by inserting after section 2753 the following new section:

“SEC. 2754. Ensuring value and lower premiums.

“The provisions of section 2714 shall apply to health insurance coverage offered in the individual market in the same manner as such provisions apply to health insurance coverage offered in the small or large group market except to the extent the Secretary determines that the application of such section may destabilize the existing individual market.”.

(c) Immediate implementation.—The amendments made by this section shall apply in the group and individual market for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2010, or as soon as practicable after such date.

SEC. 103. Ending health insurance rescission abuse.

(a) Clarification regarding application of guaranteed renewability of individual and group health insurance coverage.—Sections 2712 and 2742 of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–12, 300gg–42) are each amended—

(1) in its heading, by inserting “and continuation in force, including prohibition of rescission,” after “guaranteed renewability”; and

(2) in subsection (a), by inserting “, including without rescission,” after “continue in force”.

(b) Secretarial guidance regarding rescissions.—

(1) GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE MARKET.—Section 2712 of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–12) is amended by adding at the end the following:

“(f) Rescission.—A health insurance issuer may rescind group health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of fraud described in subsection (b)(2), under procedures that provide for independent, external third-party review.”.

(2) INDIVIDUAL HEALTH MARKET.—Section 2742 of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–42) is amended by adding at the end the following:

“(f) Rescission.—A health insurance issuer may rescind individual health insurance coverage only upon clear and convincing evidence of fraud described in subsection (b)(2), under procedures that provide for independent, external third-party review.”.

(3) GUIDANCE.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services, no later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, shall issue guidance implementing the amendments made by paragraphs (1) and (2), including procedures for independent, external third-party review.

(c) Opportunity for independent, external third-party review in certain cases.—

(1) INDIVIDUAL MARKET.—Subpart 1 of part B of title XXVII of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–41 et seq.) is amended by adding at the end the following:

“SEC. 2746. Opportunity for independent, external third-party review in cases of rescission.

“(a) Notice and review right.—If a health insurance issuer determines to rescind health insurance coverage for an individual in the individual market, before such rescission may take effect the issuer shall provide the individual with notice of such proposed rescission and an opportunity for a review of such determination by an independent, external third-party under procedures specified by the Secretary under section 2742(f).

“(b) Independent determination.—If the individual requests such review by an independent, external third-party of a rescission of health insurance coverage, the coverage shall remain in effect until such third party determines that the coverage may be rescinded under the guidance issued by the Secretary under section 2742(f).”.

(2) APPLICATION TO GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE.—Such title is further amended by adding after section 2702 the following new section:

“SEC. 2703. Opportunity for independent, external third-party review in cases of rescission.

“The provisions of section 2746 shall apply to group health insurance coverage in the same manner as such provisions apply to individual health insurance coverage, except that any reference to section 2742(f) is deemed a reference to section 2712(f).”.

(d) Effective Date.—The amendments made by this section shall take effect on the date of the enactment of this Act and shall apply to rescissions occurring on and after July 1, 2010, with respect to health insurance coverage issued before, on, or after such date.

SEC. 104. Sunshine on price gouging by health insurance issuers.

The Secretary of Health and Human Services, in conjunction with States, shall establish a process for the annual review of increases in premiums for health insurance coverage. Such process shall require health insurance issuers to submit a justification for any premium increases prior to implementation of the increase.

SEC. 105. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.

(a) Under group health plans.—

(1) PHSA.—Title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act is amended by inserting after section 2702 the following new section:

“SEC. 2703. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.

“(a) In general.—A group health plan and a health insurance issuer offering health insurance coverage in connection with a group health plan that provides coverage for dependent children shall make available such coverage, at the option of the participant involved, for one or more qualified children (as defined in subsection (b)) of the participant.

“(b) Qualified child defined.—In this section, the term ‘qualified child’ means, with respect to a participant in a group health plan or group health insurance coverage, an individual who (but for age) would be treated as a dependent child of the participant under such plan or coverage and who—

“(1) is under 27 years of age; and

“(2) is not enrolled as a participant, beneficiary, or enrollee (other than under this section, section 2746, or section 704 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974) under any health insurance coverage or group health plan.

“(c) Premiums.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing a group health plan or health insurance issuer with respect to group health insurance coverage from increasing the premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under this section consistent with standards established by the Secretary based upon family size.”.

(2) EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT INCOME SECURITY ACT OF 1974.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Part 7 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 is amended by inserting after section 703 the following new section:

“SEC. 704. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.

“(a) In general.—A group health plan and a health insurance issuer offering health insurance coverage in connection with a group health plan that provides coverage for dependent children shall make available such coverage, at the option of the participant involved, for one or more qualified children (as defined in subsection (b)) of the participant.

“(b) Qualified child defined.—In this section, the term ‘qualified child’ means, with respect to a participant in a group health plan or group health insurance coverage, an individual who (but for age) would be treated as a dependent child of the participant under such plan or coverage and who—

“(1) is under 27 years of age; and

“(2) is not enrolled as a participant, beneficiary, or enrollee (other than under this section) under any health insurance coverage or group health plan.

“(c) Premiums.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing a group health plan or health insurance issuer with respect to group health insurance coverage from increasing the premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under this section consistent with standards established by the Secretary based upon family size.”.

(B) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.—The table of contents of such Act is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 703 the following new item:

“Sec. 704. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.”.

(3) IRC.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Subchapter A of chapter 100 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 9804. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.

“(a) In general.—A group health plan that provides coverage for dependent children shall make available such coverage, at the option of the participant involved, for one or more qualified children (as defined in subsection (b)) of the participant.

“(b) Qualified child defined.—In this section, the term ‘qualified child’ means, with respect to a participant in a group health plan, an individual who (but for age) would be treated as a dependent child of the participant under such plan and who—

“(1) is under 27 years of age; and

“(2) is not enrolled as a participant, beneficiary, or enrollee (other than under this section, section 704 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, or section 2704 or 2746 of the Public Health Service Act) under any health insurance coverage or group health plan.

“(c) Premiums.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing a group health plan from increasing the premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under this section consistent with standards established by the Secretary based upon family size.”.

(B) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.—The table of sections of such chapter is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 9803 the following:

“Sec. 9804. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.”.

(b) Individual health insurance coverage.—Title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act is amended by inserting after section 2745 the following new section:

“SEC. 2746. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.

“The provisions of section 2703 shall apply to health insurance coverage offered by a health insurance issuer in the individual market in the same manner as they apply to health insurance coverage offered by a health insurance issuer in connection with a group health plan in the small or large group market.”.

(c) Effective dates.—

(1) GROUP HEALTH PLANS.—The amendments made by subsection (a) shall apply to group health plans for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2010.

(2) INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.—Section 2746 of the Public Health Service Act, as inserted by subsection (b), shall apply with respect to health insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, in effect, or operated in the individual market on or after January 1, 2010.

SEC. 106. Limitations on preexisting condition exclusions in group health plans in advance of applicability of new prohibition of preexisting condition exclusions.

(a) Amendments to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.—

(1) REDUCTION IN LOOK-BACK PERIOD.—Section 701(a)(1) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (29 U.S.C. 1181(a)(1)) is amended by striking “6-month period” and inserting “30-day period”.

(2) REDUCTION IN PERMITTED PREEXISTING CONDITION LIMITATION PERIOD.—Section 701(a)(2) of such Act (29 U.S.C. 1181(a)(2)) is amended by striking “12 months” and inserting “3 months”, and by striking “18 months” and inserting “9 months”.

(3) SUNSET OF INTERIM LIMITATION.—Section 701 of such Act (29 U.S.C. 1181) is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(h) Termination.—This section shall cease to apply to any group health plan as of the date that such plan becomes subject to the requirements of section 211 of the (relating to prohibiting preexisting condition exclusions).”.

(b) Amendments to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.—

(1) REDUCTION IN LOOK-BACK PERIOD.—Section 9801(a)(1) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by striking “6-month period” and inserting “30-day period”.

(2) REDUCTION IN PERMITTED PREEXISTING CONDITION LIMITATION PERIOD.—Section 9801(a)(2) of such Code is amended by striking “12 months” and inserting “3 months”, and by striking “18 months” and inserting “9 months”.

(3) SUNSET OF INTERIM LIMITATION.—Section 9801 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(g) Termination.—This section shall cease to apply to any group health plan as of the date that such plan becomes subject to the requirements of section 211 of the (relating to prohibiting preexisting condition exclusions).”.

(c) Amendments to Public Health Service Act.—

(1) REDUCTION IN LOOK-BACK PERIOD.—Section 2701(a)(1) of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg(a)(1)) is amended by striking “6-month period” and inserting “30-day period”.

(2) REDUCTION IN PERMITTED PREEXISTING CONDITION LIMITATION PERIOD.—Section 2701(a)(2) of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg(a)(2)) is amended by striking “12 months” and inserting “3 months”, and by striking “18 months” and inserting “9 months”.

(3) SUNSET OF INTERIM LIMITATION.—Section 2701 of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg) is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(h) Termination.—This section shall cease to apply to any group health plan as of the date that such plan becomes subject to the requirements of section 211 of the (relating to prohibiting preexisting condition exclusions).”.

(4) MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL AMENDMENT.—Section 2702(a)(2) of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–1) is amended by striking “701” and inserting “2701”.

(d) Effective date.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in paragraph (2), the amendments made by this section shall apply with respect to group health plans for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2010.

(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS.—In the case of a group health plan maintained pursuant to 1 or more collective bargaining agreements between employee representatives and 1 or more employers ratified before the date of the enactment of this Act, the amendments made by this section shall not apply to plan years beginning before the earlier of—

(A) the date on which the last of the collective bargaining agreements relating to the plan terminates (determined without regard to any extension thereof agreed to after the date of the enactment of this Act);

(B) 3 years after the date of the enactment of this Act.

SEC. 107. Prohibiting acts of domestic violence from being treated as preexisting conditions.

(a) ERISA.—Section 701(d)(3) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (29 U.S.C. ) is amended—

(1) in the heading, by inserting “or domestic violence” after “pregnancy”; and

(2) by inserting “or domestic violence” after “relating to pregnancy”.

(b) PHSA.—

(1) GROUP MARKET.—Section 2701(d)(3) of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg(d)(3)) is amended—

(A) in the heading, by inserting “or domestic violence” after “pregnancy”; and

(B) by inserting “or domestic violence” after “relating to pregnancy”.

(2) INDIVIDUAL MARKET.—Title XXVII of such Act is amended by inserting after section 2753 the following new section:

“SEC. 2754. Prohibition on domestic violence as preexisting condition.

“A health insurance issuer offering health insurance coverage in the individual market may not, on the basis of domestic violence, impose any preexisting condition exclusion (as defined in section 2701(b)(1)(A)) with respect to such coverage.”.

(c) IRC.—Section 9801(d)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended—

(1) in the heading, by inserting “or domestic violence” after “pregnancy”; and

(2) by inserting “or domestic violence” after “relating to pregnancy”.

(d) Effective dates.—

(1) Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, the amendments made by this section shall apply with respect to group health plans (and health insurance issuers offering group health insurance coverage) for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2010.

(2) The amendment made by subsection (b)(2) shall apply with respect to health insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, in effect, or operated in the individual market on or after such date.

SEC. 108. Ending health insurance denials and delays of necessary treatment for children with deformities.

(a) Amendments to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subpart B of part 7 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 715. Standards relating to benefits for minor child’s congenital or developmental deformity or disorder.

“(a) Requirements for treatment for children with deformities.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—A group health plan, and a health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage, that provides coverage for surgical benefits shall provide coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of a minor child’s congenital or developmental deformity, disease, or injury. A minor child shall include any individual who is 21 years of age or younger.

“(2) TREATMENT DEFINED.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—In this section, the term ‘treatment’ includes reconstructive surgical procedures (procedures that are generally performed to improve function, but may also be performed to approximate a normal appearance) that are performed on abnormal structures of the body caused by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors, or disease, including—

“(i) procedures that do not materially affect the function of the body part being treated; and

“(ii) procedures for secondary conditions and follow-up treatment.

“(B) EXCEPTION.—Such term does not include cosmetic surgery performed to reshape normal structures of the body to improve appearance or self-esteem.

“(b) Notice.—A group health plan under this part shall comply with the notice requirement under section 713(b) (other than paragraph (3)) with respect to the requirements of this section.”.

(2) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.—

(A) Subsection (c) of section 731 of such Act is amended by striking “section 711” and inserting “sections 711 and 715”.

(B) The table of contents in section 1 of such Act is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 714 the following new item:

(b) Amendments to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subchapter B of chapter 100 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 9814. Standards relating to benefits for minor child’s congenital or developmental deformity or disorder.

“(a) Requirements for treatment for children with deformities.—A group health plan that provides coverage for surgical benefits shall provide coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of a minor child’s congenital or developmental deformity, disease, or injury. A minor child shall include any individual who is 21 years of age or younger.

“(b) Treatment defined.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—In this section, the term ‘treatment’ includes reconstructive surgical procedures (procedures that are generally performed to improve function, but may also be performed to approximate a normal appearance) that are performed on abnormal structures of the body caused by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors, or disease, including—

“(A) procedures that do not materially affect the function of the body part being treated, and

“(B) procedures for secondary conditions and follow-up treatment.

“(2) EXCEPTION.—Such term does not include cosmetic surgery performed to reshape normal structures of the body to improve appearance or self-esteem.”.

(2) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.—The table of sections for subchapter B of chapter 100 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new item:

(c) Amendments to the Public Health Service Act.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subpart 2 of part A of title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 2708. Standards relating to benefits for minor child’s congenital or developmental deformity or disorder.

“(a) Requirements for treatment for children with deformities.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—A group health plan, and a health insurance issuer offering group health insurance coverage, that provides coverage for surgical benefits shall provide coverage for outpatient and inpatient diagnosis and treatment of a minor child’s congenital or developmental deformity, disease, or injury. A minor child shall include any individual who is 21 years of age or younger.

“(2) TREATMENT DEFINED.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—In this section, the term ‘treatment’ includes reconstructive surgical procedures (procedures that are generally performed to improve function, but may also be performed to approximate a normal appearance) that are performed on abnormal structures of the body caused by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors, or disease, including—

“(i) procedures that do not materially affect the function of the body part being treated; and

“(ii) procedures for secondary conditions and follow-up treatment.

“(B) EXCEPTION.—Such term does not include cosmetic surgery performed to reshape normal structures of the body to improve appearance or self-esteem.

“(b) Notice.—A group health plan under this part shall comply with the notice requirement under section 715(b) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 with respect to the requirements of this section as if such section applied to such plan.”.

(2) INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE.—Subpart 2 of part B of title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act, as amended by section 161(b), is further amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 2755. Standards relating to benefits for minor child’s congenital or developmental deformity or disorder.

“The provisions of section 2708 shall apply to health insurance coverage offered by a health insurance issuer in the individual market in the same manner as such provisions apply to health insurance coverage offered by a health insurance issuer in connection with a group health plan in the small or large group market.”.

(3) CONFORMING AMENDMENTS.—

(A) Section 2723(c) of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–23(c)) is amended by striking “section 2704” and inserting “sections 2704 and 2708”.

(B) Section 2762(b)(2) of such Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–62(b)(2)) is amended by striking “section 2751” and inserting “sections 2751 and 2755”.

(d) Effective dates.—

(1) The amendments made by this section shall apply with respect to group health plans (and health insurance issuers offering group health insurance coverage) for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2010.

(2) The amendment made by subsection (c)(2) shall apply with respect to health insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, in effect, or operated in the individual market on or after such date.

(e) Coordination.—Section 104(1) of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 is amended by striking “(and the amendments made by this subtitle and section 401)” and inserting “, part 7 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, parts A and C of title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act, and chapter 100 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986”.

SEC. 109. Elimination of lifetime limits.

(a) Amendments to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subpart B of part 7 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (29 U.S.C. 1185 et seq.), as amended by section 108, is amended by adding at the end the following:

“SEC. 716. Elimination of lifetime aggregate limits.

“(a) In general.—A group health plan and a health insurance issuer providing health insurance coverage in connection with a group health plan, may not impose an aggregate dollar lifetime limit with respect to benefits payable under the plan or coverage.

“(b) Definition.—In this section, the term ‘aggregate dollar lifetime limit’ means, with respect to benefits under a group health plan or health insurance coverage offered in connection with a group health plan, a dollar limitation on the total amount that may be paid with respect to such benefits under the plan or health insurance coverage with respect to an individual or other coverage unit on a lifetime basis.”.

(2) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.—The table of contents in section 1 of such Act, is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 715 the following new item:

“Sec. 716. Elimination of lifetime aggregate limits.”.

(b) Amendments to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subchapter B of chapter 100 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended by section 108(b), is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 9815. Elimination of lifetime aggregate limits.

“(a) In general.—A group health plan may not impose an aggregate dollar lifetime limit with respect to benefits payable under the plan.

“(b) Definition.—In this section, the term ‘aggregate dollar lifetime limit’ means, with respect to benefits under a group health plan a dollar limitation on the total amount that may be paid with respect to such benefits under the plan with respect to an individual or other coverage unit on a lifetime basis.”.

(2) CLERICAL AMENDMENT.—The table of sections for subchapter B of chapter 100 of such Code, as amended by section 108(b), is amended by adding at the end the following new item:

(c) Amendment to the Public Health Service Act relating to the group market.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subpart 2 of part A of title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–4 et seq.) as amended by section 108(c)(1), is amended by adding at the end the following:

“SEC. 2709. Elimination of lifetime aggregate limits.

“(a) In General.—A group health plan and a health insurance issuer providing health insurance coverage in connection with a group health plan, may not impose an aggregate dollar lifetime limit with respect to benefits payable under the plan or coverage.

“(b) Definition.—In this section, the term ‘aggregate dollar lifetime limit’ means, with respect to benefits under a group health plan or health insurance coverage, a dollar limitation on the total amount that may be paid with respect to such benefits under the plan or health insurance coverage with respect to an individual or other coverage unit on a lifetime basis.”.

(2) INDIVIDUAL MARKET.—Subpart 2 of part B of title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 300gg–51 et seq.), as amended by section 108(c)(2), is amended by adding at the end the following:

“SEC. 2756. Elimination of annual or lifetime aggregate limits.

“The provisions of section 2709 shall apply to health insurance coverage offered by a health insurance issuer in the individual market in the same manner as they apply to health insurance coverage offered by a health insurance issuer in connection with a group health plan in the small or large group market.”.

(d) Effective dates.—

(1) The amendments made by this section shall apply with respect to group health plans (and health insurance issuers offering group health insurance coverage) for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2010.

(2) The amendment made by subsection (c)(2) shall apply with respect to health insurance coverage offered, sold, issued, renewed, in effect, or operated in the individual market on or after such date.

SEC. 110. Prohibition against postretirement reductions of retiree health benefits by group health plans.

(a) In general.—Part 7 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended by sections 108 and 109, is amended by inserting after section 716 the following new section:

“SEC. 717. Protection against postretirement reduction of retiree health benefits.

“(a) In general.—Every group health plan shall contain a provision which expressly bars the plan, or any fiduciary of the plan, from reducing the benefits provided under the plan to a retired participant, or beneficiary of such participant, if such reduction affects the benefits provided to the participant or beneficiary as of the date the participant retired for purposes of the plan and such reduction occurs after the participant’s retirement unless such reduction is also made with respect to active participants. Nothing in this section shall prohibit a plan from enforcing a total aggregate cap on amounts paid for retiree health coverage that is part of the plan at the time of retirement.

“(b) No reduction.—Notwithstanding that a group health plan may contain a provision reserving the general power to amend or terminate the plan or a provision specifically authorizing the plan to make post-retirement reductions in retiree health benefits, it shall be prohibited for any group health plan, whether through amendment or otherwise, to reduce the benefits provided to a retired participant or the participant’s beneficiary under the terms of the plan if such reduction of benefits occurs after the date the participant retired for purposes of the plan and reduces benefits that were provided to the participant, or the participant’s beneficiary, as of the date the participant retired unless such reduction is also made with respect to active participants.

“(c) Reduction described.— For purposes of this section, a reduction in benefits—

“(1) with respect to premiums occurs under a group health plan when a participant’s (or beneficiary’s) share of the total premium (or, in the case of a self-insured plan, the costs of coverage) of the plan substantially increases; or

“(2) with respect to other cost-sharing and benefits under a group health plan occurs when there is a substantial decrease in the actuarial value of the benefit package under the plan.

For purposes of this section, the term ‘substantial’ means an increase in the total premium share or a decrease in the actuarial value of the benefit package that is greater than 5 percent.”

(b) Conforming amendment.—The table of contents in section 1 of such Act, as amended by sections 108 and 109, is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 716 the following new item:

“Sec. 717. Protection against postretirement reduction of retiree health benefits.”.

(c) Waiver.—An employer may, in a form and manner which shall be prescribed by the Secretary of Labor, apply for a waiver from this provision if the employer can reasonably demonstrate that meeting the requirements of this section would impose an undue hardship on the employer.

(d) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall take effect on the date of the enactment of this Act.

SEC. 111. Reinsurance program for retirees.

(a) Establishment.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall establish a temporary reinsurance program (in this section referred to as the “reinsurance program”) to provide reimbursement to assist participating employment-based plans with the cost of providing health benefits to retirees and to eligible spouses, surviving spouses and dependents of such retirees.

(2) DEFINITIONS.—For purposes of this section:

(A) The term “eligible employment-based plan” means a group health plan or employment-based health plan that—

(i) is —

(I) maintained by one or more employers (including without limitation any State or political subdivision thereof, or any agency or instrumentality of any of the foregoing), former employers or employee organizations or associations, or a voluntary employees’ beneficiary association, or a committee or board of individuals appointed to administer such plan; or

(II) a multiemployer plan (as defined in section 3(37) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974); and

(ii) provides health benefits to retirees.

(B) The term “health benefits” means medical, surgical, hospital, prescription drug, and such other benefits as shall be determined by the Secretary, whether self-funded or delivered through the purchase of insurance or otherwise.

(C) The term “participating employment-based plan” means an eligible employment-based plan that is participating in the reinsurance program.

(D) The term “retiree” means, with respect to a participating employment-benefit plan, an individual who—

(i) is 55 years of age or older;

(ii) is not eligible for coverage under title XVIII of the Social Security Act; and

(iii) is not an active employee of an employer maintaining the plan or of any employer that makes or has made substantial contributions to fund such plan.

(E) The term “Secretary” means Secretary of Health and Human Services.

(b) Participation.—To be eligible to participate in the reinsurance program, an eligible employment-based plan shall submit to the Secretary an application for participation in the program, at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary shall require.

(c) Payment.—

(1) SUBMISSION OF CLAIMS.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Under the reinsurance program, a participating employment-based plan shall submit claims for reimbursement to the Secretary which shall contain documentation of the actual costs of the items and services for which each claim is being submitted.

(B) BASIS FOR CLAIMS.—Each claim submitted under subparagraph (A) shall be based on the actual amount expended by the participating employment-based plan involved within the plan year for the appropriate employment based health benefits provided to a retiree or to the spouse, surviving spouse, or dependent of a retiree. In determining the amount of any claim for purposes of this subsection, the participating employment-based plan shall take into account any negotiated price concessions (such as discounts, direct or indirect subsidies, rebates, and direct or indirect remunerations) obtained by such plan with respect to such health benefits. For purposes of calculating the amount of any claim, the costs paid by the retiree or by the spouse, surviving spouse, or dependent of the retiree in the form of deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance shall be included along with the amounts paid by the participating employment-based plan.

(2) PROGRAM PAYMENTS AND LIMIT.—If the Secretary determines that a participating employment-based plan has submitted a valid claim under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall reimburse such plan for 80 percent of that portion of the costs attributable to such claim that exceeds $15,000, but is less than $90,000. Such amounts shall be adjusted each year based on the percentage increase in the medical care component of the Consumer Price Index (rounded to the nearest multiple of $1,000) for the year involved.

(3) USE OF PAYMENTS.—Amounts paid to a participating employment-based plan under this subsection shall only be used to reduce the costs of health care provided by the plan by reducing premium costs for the employer or employee association maintaining the plan, and reducing premium contributions, deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, or other out-of-pocket costs for plan participants and beneficiaries. Where the benefits are provided by an employer to members of a represented bargaining unit, the allocation of payments among these purposes shall be subject to collective bargaining. Amounts paid to the plan under this subsection shall not be used as general revenues by the employer or employee association maintaining the plan or for any other purposes. The Secretary shall develop a mechanism to monitor the appropriate use of such payments by such plans.

(4) APPEALS AND PROGRAM PROTECTIONS.—The Secretary shall establish—

(A) an appeals process to permit participating employment-based plans to appeal a determination of the Secretary with respect to claims submitted under this section; and

(B) procedures to protect against fraud, waste, and abuse under the program.

(5) AUDITS.—The Secretary shall conduct annual audits of claims data submitted by participating employment-based plans under this section to ensure that they are in compliance with the requirements of this section.

(d) Retiree Reserve Trust Fund.—

(1) ESTABLISHMENT.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—There is established in the Treasury of the United States a trust fund to be known as the “Retiree Reserve Trust Fund” (referred to in this section as the “Trust Fund”), that shall consist of such amounts as may be appropriated or credited to the Trust Fund as provided for in this subsection to enable the Secretary to carry out the reinsurance program. Such amounts shall remain available until expended.

(B) FUNDING.—There are hereby appropriated to the Trust Fund, out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, an amount requested by the Secretary as necessary to carry out this section, except that the total of all such amounts requested shall not exceed $10,000,000,000.

(C) APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE TRUST FUND.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—Amounts in the Trust Fund are appropriated to provide funding to carry out the reinsurance program and shall be used to carry out such program.

(ii) LIMITATION TO AVAILABLE FUNDS.—The Secretary has the authority to stop taking applications for participation in the program or take such other steps in reducing expenditures under the reinsurance program in order to ensure that expenditures under the reinsurance program do not exceed the funds available under this subsection.

SEC. 112. Wellness program grants.

(a) Allowance of grant.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—For purposes of this section, the Secretaries of Health and Human Services and Labor shall jointly award wellness grants as determined under this section. Wellness program grants shall be awarded to small employers (as defined by the Secretary) for any plan year in an amount equal to 50 percent of the costs paid or incurred by such employers in connection with a qualified wellness program during the plan year. For purposes of the preceding sentence, in the case of any qualified wellness program offered as part of an employment-based health plan, only costs attributable to the qualified wellness program and not to the health plan, or health insurance coverage offered in connection with such a plan, may be taken into account.

(2) LIMITATIONS.—

(A) PERIOD.—A wellness grant awarded to an employer under this section shall be for up to 3 years.

(B) AMOUNT.—The amount of the grant under paragraph (1) for an employer shall not exceed—

(i) the product of $150 and the number of employees of the employer for any plan year; and

(ii) $50,000 for the entire period of the grant.

(b) Qualified wellness program.—For purposes of this section:

(1) QUALIFIED WELLNESS PROGRAM.—The term “qualified wellness program” means a program that —

(A) includes any 3 wellness components described in subsection (c); and

(B) is to be certified jointly by the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of Labor, in coordination with the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as a qualified wellness program under this section.

(2) PROGRAMS MUST BE CONSISTENT WITH RESEARCH AND BEST PRACTICES.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of Labor shall not certify a program as a qualified wellness program unless the program—

(i) is consistent with evidence-based research and best practices, as identified by persons with expertise in employer health promotion and wellness programs;

(ii) includes multiple, evidence-based strategies which are based on the existing and emerging research and careful scientific reviews, including the Guide to Community Preventative Services, the Guide to Clinical Preventative Services, and the National Registry for Effective Programs, and

(iii) includes strategies which focus on prevention and support for employee populations at risk of poor health outcomes.

(B) PERIODIC UPDATING AND REVIEW.—The Secretaries of Health and Human Services and Labor, in consultation with other appropriate agencies shall jointly establish procedures for periodic review, evaluation, and update of the programs under this subsection.

(3) HEALTH LITERACY AND ACCESSIBILITY.—The Secretaries of Health and Human Services and Labor shall jointly, as part of the certification process—

(A) ensure that employers make the programs culturally competent, physically and programmatically accessible (including for individuals with disabilities), and appropriate to the health literacy needs of the employees covered by the programs;

(B) require a health literacy component to provide special assistance and materials to employees with low literacy skills, limited English and from underserved populations; and

(C) require the Secretaries to compile and disseminate to employer health plans information on model health literacy curricula, instructional programs, and effective intervention strategies.

(c) Wellness program components.—For purposes of this section, the wellness program components described in this subsection are the following:

(1) HEALTH AWARENESS COMPONENT.—A health awareness component which provides for the following:

(A) HEALTH EDUCATION.—The dissemination of health information which addresses the specific needs and health risks of employees.

(B) HEALTH SCREENINGS.—The opportunity for periodic screenings for health problems and referrals for appropriate follow-up measures.

(2) EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT COMPONENT.—An employee engagement component which provides for the active engagement of employees in worksite wellness programs through worksite assessments and program planning, onsite delivery, evaluation, and improvement efforts.

(3) BEHAVIORAL CHANGE COMPONENT.—A behavioral change component which encourages healthy living through counseling, seminars, on-line programs, self-help materials, or other programs which provide technical assistance and problem solving skills. Such component may include programs relating to—

(A) tobacco use;

(B) obesity;

(C) stress management;

(D) physical fitness;

(E) nutrition;

(F) substance abuse;

(G) depression; and

(H) mental health promotion.

(4) SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT COMPONENT.—A supportive environment component which includes the following:

(A) ON-SITE POLICIES.—Policies and services at the worksite which promote a healthy lifestyle, including policies relating to—

(i) tobacco use at the worksite;

(ii) the nutrition of food available at the worksite through cafeterias and vending options;

(iii) minimizing stress and promoting positive mental health in the workplace; and

(iv) the encouragement of physical activity before, during, and after work hours.

(d) Participation requirement.—No grant shall be allowed under subsection (a) unless the Secretaries of Health and Human Services and Labor, in consultation with other appropriate agencies, jointly certify, as a part of any certification described in subsection (b), that each wellness program component of the qualified wellness program—

(1) shall be available to all employees of the employer;

(2) shall not mandate participation by employees; and

(3) may provide a financial reward for participation of an individual in such program so long as such reward is not tied to the premium or cost-sharing of the individual under the health benefits plan.

(e) Privacy protections.—Data gathered for purposes of the employer wellness program may be used solely for the purposes of administering the program. The Secretaries of Health and Human Services and Labor shall develop standards to ensure such data remain confidential and are not used for purposes beyond those for administering the program.

(f) Certain costs not included.—For purposes of this section, costs paid or incurred by an employer for food or health insurance shall not be taken into account under subsection (a).

(g) Outreach.—The Secretaries of Health and Human Services and Labor, in conjunction with other appropriate agencies and members of the business community, shall jointly institute an outreach program to inform businesses about the availability of the wellness program grant as well as to educate businesses on how to develop programs according to recognized and promising practices and on how to measure the success of implemented programs.

(h) Effective date.—This section shall take effect on July 1, 2010.

(i) Authorization of appropriations.—There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as are necessary to carry out this section.

SEC. 113. Extension of COBRA continuation coverage.

(a) Extension of current periods of continuation coverage.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of any individual who is, under a COBRA continuation coverage provision, covered under COBRA continuation coverage on or after the date of the enactment of this Act, the required period of any such coverage which has not subsequently terminated under the terms of such provision for any reason other than the expiration of a period of a specified number of months shall, notwithstanding such provision and subject to subsection (b), extend to the earlier of the date on which such individual becomes eligible for acceptable coverage or the date on which such individual becomes eligible for health insurance coverage through the Health Insurance Exchange (or a State-based Health Insurance Exchange operating in a State or group of States).

(2) NOTICE.—As soon as practicable after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Labor, in consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Health and Human Services, shall, in consultation with administrators of the group health plans (or other entities) that provide or administer the COBRA continuation coverage involved, provide rules setting forth the form and manner in which prompt notice to individuals of the continued availability of COBRA continuation coverage to such individuals under paragraph (1).

(b) Continued effect of other terminating events.—Notwithstanding subsection (a), any required period of COBRA continuation coverage which is extended under such subsection shall terminate upon the occurrence, prior to the date of termination otherwise provided in such subsection, of any terminating event specified in the applicable continuation coverage provision other than the expiration of a period of a specified number of months.

(c) Access to State health benefits risk pools.—This section shall supersede any provision of the law of a State or political subdivision thereof to the extent that such provision has the effect of limiting or precluding access by a qualified beneficiary whose COBRA continuation coverage has been extended under this section to a State health benefits risk pool recognized by the Commissioner for purposes of this section solely by reason of the extension of such coverage beyond the date on which such coverage otherwise would have expired.

(d) Definitions.—For purposes of this section—

(1) COBRA CONTINUATION COVERAGE.—The term “COBRA continuation coverage” means continuation coverage provided pursuant to part 6 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (other than under section 609), title XXII of the Public Health Service Act, section 4980B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (other than subsection (f)(1) of such section insofar as it relates to pediatric vaccines), or section 905a of title 5, United States Code, or under a State program that provides comparable continuation coverage. Such term does not include coverage under a health flexible spending arrangement under a cafeteria plan within the meaning of section 125 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

(2) COBRA CONTINUATION PROVISION.—The term “COBRA continuation provision” means the provisions of law described in paragraph (1).

SEC. 114. State Health Access Program grants.

(a) In general.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services (in this section referred to as the “Secretary”) shall provide grants to States (as defined for purposes of title XIX of the Social Security Act) to establish programs to expand access to affordable health care coverage for the uninsured populations in that State in a manner consistent with reforms to take effect under this division in Y1.

(b) Types of programs.—The types of programs for which grants are available under subsection (a) include the following:

(1) STATE INSURANCE EXCHANGES.—State insurance exchanges that develop new, less expensive, portable benefit packages for small employers and part-time and seasonal workers.

(2) COMMUNITY COVERAGE PROGRAM.—Community coverage with shared responsibility between employers, governmental or nonprofit entity, and the individual.

(3) REINSURANCE PLAN PROGRAM.—Reinsurance plans that subsidize a certain share of carrier losses within a certain risk corridor health insurance premium assistance.

(4) TRANSPARENT MARKETPLACE PROGRAM.—Transparent marketplace that provides an organized structure for the sale of insurance products such as a Web exchange or portal.

(5) AUTOMATED ENROLLMENT PROGRAM.—Statewide or automated enrollment systems for public assistance programs.

(6) INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES.—Innovative strategies to insure low-income childless adults.

(7) PURCHASING COLLABORATIVES.—Business/consumer collaborative that provides direct contract health care service purchasing options for group plan sponsors.

(c) Eligibility and administration.—

(1) IMPLEMENTATION OF KEY STATUTORY OR REGULATORY CHANGES.—In order to be awarded a grant under this section for a program, a State shall demonstrate that—

(A) it has achieved the key State and local statutory or regulatory changes required to begin implementing the new program within 1 year after the initiation of funding under the grant; and

(B) it will be able to sustain the program without Federal funding after the end of the period of the grant.

(2) INELIGIBILITY.—A State that has already developed a comprehensive health insurance access program is not eligible for a grant under this section.

(3) APPLICATION REQUIRED.—No State shall receive a grant under this section unless the State has approved by the Secretary such an application, in such form and manner as the Secretary specifies.

(4) ADMINISTRATION BASED ON CURRENT PROGRAM.—The program under this section is intended to build on the State Health Access Program funded under the Omnibus Appropriations Act, 2009 (Public Law 111–8).

(d) Funding limitations.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—A grant under this section shall—

(A) only be available for expenditures before Y1; and

(B) only be used to supplement, and not supplant, funds otherwise provided.

(2) MATCHING FUND REQUIREMENT.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Subject to subparagraph (B), no grant may be awarded to a State unless the State demonstrates the seriousness of its effort by matching at least 20 percent of the grant amount through non-Federal resources, which may be a combination of State, local, private dollars from insurers, providers, and other private organizations.

(B) WAIVER.—The Secretary may waive the requirement of subparagraph (A) if the State demonstrates to the Secretary financial hardship in complying with such requirement.

(e) Study.—The Secretary shall review, study, and benchmark the progress and results of the programs funded under this section.

(f) Report.—Each State receiving a grant under this section shall submit to the Secretary a report on best practices and lessons learned through the grant to inform the health reform coverage expansions under this division beginning in Y1.

(g) Funding.—There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary to carry out this section.

SEC. 115. Administrative simplification.

(a) Standardizing electronic administrative transactions.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Part C of title XI of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d et seq.) is amended by inserting after section 1173 the following new sections:

“SEC. 1173A. Standardize electronic administrative transactions.

“(a) Standards for financial and administrative transactions.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall adopt and regularly update standards consistent with the goals described in paragraph (2).

“(2) GOALS FOR FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSACTIONS.—The goals for standards under paragraph (1) are that such standards shall, to the extent practicable—

“(A) be unique with no conflicting or redundant standards;

“(B) be authoritative, permitting no additions or constraints for electronic transactions, including companion guides;

“(C) be comprehensive, efficient and robust, requiring minimal augmentation by paper transactions or clarification by further communications;

“(D) enable the real-time (or near real-time) determination of an individual’s financial responsibility at the point of service and, to the extent possible, prior to service, including whether the individual is eligible for a specific service with a specific physician at a specific facility, on a specific date or range of dates, include utilization of a machine-readable health plan beneficiary identification card or similar mechanism;

“(E) enable, where feasible, near real-time adjudication of claims;

“(F) provide for timely acknowledgment, response, and status reporting applicable to any electronic transaction deemed appropriate by the Secretary;

“(G) describe all data elements (such as reason and remark codes) in unambiguous terms, not permit optional fields, require that data elements be either required or conditioned upon set values in other fields, and prohibit additional conditions except where required by (or to implement) State or Federal law or to protect against fraud and abuse; and

“(H) harmonize all common data elements across administrative and clinical transaction standards.

“(3) TIME FOR ADOPTION.—Not later than 2 years after the date of the enactment of this section, the Secretary shall adopt standards under this section by interim, final rule.

“(4) REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIFIC STANDARDS.—The standards under this section shall be developed, adopted, and enforced so as to—

“(A) clarify, refine, complete, and expand, as needed, the standards required under section 1173;

“(B) require paper versions of standardized transactions to comply with the same standards as to data content such that a fully compliant, equivalent electronic transaction can be populated from the data from a paper version;

“(C) enable electronic funds transfers, in order to allow automated reconciliation with the related health care payment and remittance advice;

“(D) require timely and transparent claim and denial management processes, including uniform claim edits, uniform reason and remark denial codes, tracking, adjudication, and appeal processing;

“(E) require the use of a standard electronic transaction with which health care providers may quickly and efficiently enroll with a health plan to conduct the other electronic transactions provided for in this part; and

“(F) provide for other requirements relating to administrative simplification as identified by the Secretary, in consultation with stakeholders.

“(5) BUILDING ON EXISTING STANDARDS.—In adopting the standards under this section, the Secretary shall consider existing and planned standards.

“(6) IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT.—Not later than 6 months after the date of the enactment of this section, the Secretary shall submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a plan for the implementation and enforcement, by not later than 5 years after such date of enactment, of the standards under this section. Such plan shall include—

“(A) a process and timeframe with milestones for developing the complete set of standards;

“(B) a proposal for accommodating necessary changes between version changes and a process for upgrading standards as often as annually by interim, final rulemaking;

“(C) programs to provide incentives for, and ease the burden of, implementation for certain health care providers, with special consideration given to such providers serving rural or underserved areas and ensure coordination with standards, implementation specifications, and certification criteria being adopted under the HITECH Act;

“(D) programs to provide incentives for, and ease the burden of, health care providers who volunteer to participate in the process of setting standards for electronic transactions;

“(E) an estimate of total funds needed to ensure timely completion of the implementation plan; and

“(F) an enforcement process that includes timely investigation of complaints, random audits to ensure compliance, civil monetary and programmatic penalties for noncompliance consistent with existing laws and regulations, and a fair and reasonable appeals process building off of enforcement provisions under this part, and concurrent State enforcement jurisdiction.

The Secretary may promulgate an annual audit and certification process to ensure that all health plans and clearinghouses are both syntactically and functionally compliant with all the standard transactions mandated pursuant to the administrative simplification provisions of this part and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996.

“(b) Limitations on use of data.—Nothing in this section shall be construed to permit the use of information collected under this section in a manner that would violate State or Federal law.

“(c) Protection of data.—The Secretary shall ensure (through the promulgation of regulations or otherwise) that all data collected pursuant to subsection (a) are used and disclosed in a manner that meets the HIPAA privacy and security law (as defined in section 3009(a)(2) of the Public Health Service Act), including any privacy or security standard adopted under section 3004 of such Act.

“SEC. 1173B. Interim companion guides, including operating rules.

“(a) In general.—The Secretary shall adopt a single, binding, comprehensive companion guide, that includes operating rules for each X12 Version 5010 transaction described in section 1173(a)(2), to be effective until the new version of these transactions which comply with section 1173A are adopted and implemented.

“(b) Companion guide and operating rules development.—In adopting such interim companion guide and rules, the Secretary shall comply with section 1172, except that a nonprofit entity that meets the following criteria shall also be consulted:

“(1) The entity focuses its mission on administrative simplification.

“(2) The entity uses a multistakeholder process that creates consensus-based companion guides, including operating rules using a voting process that ensures balanced representation by the critical stakeholders (including health plans and health care providers) so that no one group dominates the entity and shall include others such as standards development organizations, and relevant Federal or State agencies.

“(3) The entity has in place a public set of guiding principles that ensure the companion guide and operating rules and process are open and transparent.

“(4) The entity coordinates its activities with the HIT Policy Committee, and the HIT Standards Committee (established under title XXX of the Public Health Service Act) and complements the efforts of the Office of the National Healthcare Coordinator and its related health information exchange goals.

“(5) The entity incorporates the standards issued under Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and this part, and in developing the companion guide and operating rules does not change the definition, data condition or use of a data element or segment in a standard, add any elements or segments to the maximum defined data set, use any codes or data elements that are either marked ‘not used’ in the standard’s implementation specifications or are not in the standard’s implementation specifications, or change the meaning or intent of the standard’s implementation specifications.

“(6) The entity uses existing market research and proven best practices.

“(7) The entity has a set of measures that allow for the evaluation of their market impact and public reporting of aggregate stakeholder impact.

“(8) The entity supports nondiscrimination and conflict of interest policies that demonstrate a commitment to open, fair, and nondiscriminatory practices.

“(9) The entity allows for public reviews and comment on updates of the companion guide, including the operating rules.

“(c) Implementation.—The Secretary shall adopt a single, binding companion guide, including operating rules under this section, for each transaction, to become effective with the X12 Version 5010 transaction implementation, or as soon thereafter as feasible. The companion guide, including operating rules for the transactions for eligibility for health plan and health claims status under this section shall be adopted not later than October 1, 2011, in a manner such that such set of rules is effective beginning not later than January 1, 2013. The companion guide, including operating rules for the remainder of the transactions described in section 1173(a)(2) shall be adopted not later than October 1, 2012, in a manner such that such set of rules is effective beginning not later than January 1, 2014.”.

(2) DEFINITIONS.—Section 1171 of such Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d) is amended—

(A) in paragraph (1), by inserting “, and associated operational guidelines and instructions, as determined appropriate by the Secretary” after “medical procedure codes”; and

(B) by adding at the end the following new paragraph:

“(10) OPERATING RULES.—The term ‘operating rules’ means business rules for using and processing transactions, such as service level requirements, which do not impact the implementation specifications or other data content requirements.”.

(3) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.—Section 1179(a) of such Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d–8(a)) is amended, in the matter before paragraph (1)—

(A) by inserting “on behalf of an individual” after “1978)”; and

(B) by inserting “on behalf of an individual” after “for a financial institution” and

(b) Standards for claims attachments and coordination of benefits.—

(1) STANDARD FOR HEALTH CLAIMS ATTACHMENTS.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall promulgate an interim, final rule to establish a standard for health claims attachment transaction described in section 1173(a)(2)(B) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d–2(a)(2)(B)) and coordination of benefits.

(2) REVISION IN PROCESSING PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS BY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Section 1179 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d–8) is amended, in the matter before paragraph (1)—

(i) by striking “or is engaged” and inserting “and is engaged”; and

(ii) by inserting “(other than as a business associate for a covered entity)” after “for a financial institution”.

(B) COMPLIANCE DATE.—The amendments made by subparagraph (A) shall apply to transactions occurring on or after such date (not later than January 1, 2014) as the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall specify.

(c) Standards for first report of injury.—Not later than January 1, 2014, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall promulgate an interim final rule to establish a standard for the first report of injury transaction described in section 1173(a)(2)(G) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d–2(a)(2)(G)).

(d) Unique health plan identifier.—Not later October 1, 2012, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall promulgate an interim final rule to establish a unique health plan identifier described in section 1173(b) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d–2(b)) based on the input of the National Committee of Vital and Health Statistics and consultation with health plans, health care providers, and other interested parties.

(e) Expansion of electronic transactions in medicare.—Section 1862(a) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1395y(a)) is amended—

(1) in paragraph (23), by striking “or” at the end;

(2) in paragraph (24), by striking the period and inserting “; or”; and

(3) by inserting after paragraph (24) the following new paragraph:

“(25) subject to subsection (h), not later than January 1, 2015, for which the payment is other than by electronic funds transfer (EFT) so long as the Secretary has adopted and implemented a standard for electronic funds transfer under section 1173A.”.

(f) Expansion of penalties.—Section 1176 of such Act (42 U.S.C. 1320d–5) is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(c) Expansion of penalty authority.—The Secretary may, in addition to the penalties provided under subsections (a) and (b), provide for the imposition of penalties for violations of this part that are comparable—

“(1) in the case of health plans, to the sanctions the Secretary is authorized to impose under part C or D of title XVIII in the case of a plan that violates a provision of such part; or

“(2) in the case of a health care provider, to the sanctions the Secretary is authorized to impose under part A, B, or D of title XVIII in the case of a health care provider that violations a provision of such part with respect to that provider.”.

TITLE IIProtections and Standards for Qualified Health Benefits Plans

subtitle AGeneral Standards

SEC. 201. Requirements reforming health insurance marketplace.

(a) Purpose.—The purpose of this title is to establish standards to ensure that new health insurance coverage and employment-based health plans that are offered meet standards guaranteeing access to affordable coverage, essential benefits, and other consumer protections.

(b) Requirements for qualified health benefits plans.—On or after the first day of Y1, a health benefits plan shall not be a qualified health benefits plan under this division unless the plan meets the applicable requirements of the following subtitles for the type of plan and plan year involved:

(1) Subtitle B (relating to affordable coverage).

(2) Subtitle C (relating to essential benefits).

(3) Subtitle D (relating to consumer protection).

(c) Terminology.—In this division:

(1) ENROLLMENT IN EMPLOYMENT-BASED HEALTH PLANS.—An individual shall be treated as being “enrolled” in an employment-based health plan if the individual is a participant or beneficiary (as such terms are defined in section 3(7) and 3(8), respectively, of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974) in such plan.

(2) INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE.—The terms “individual health insurance coverage” and “group health insurance coverage” mean health insurance coverage offered in the individual market or large or small group market, respectively, as defined in section 2791 of the Public Health Service Act.

SEC. 202. Protecting the choice to keep current coverage.

(a) Grandfathered health insurance coverage defined.—Subject to the succeeding provisions of this section, for purposes of establishing acceptable coverage under this division, the term “grandfathered health insurance coverage” means individual health insurance coverage that is offered and in force and effect before the first day of Y1 if the following conditions are met:

(1) LIMITATION ON NEW ENROLLMENT.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in this paragraph, the individual health insurance issuer offering such coverage does not enroll any individual in such coverage if the first effective date of coverage is on or after the first day of Y1.

(B) DEPENDENT COVERAGE PERMITTED.—Subparagraph (A) shall not affect the subsequent enrollment of a dependent of an individual who is covered as of such first day.

(2) LIMITATION ON CHANGES IN TERMS OR CONDITIONS.—Subject to paragraph (3) and except as required by law, the issuer does not change any of its terms or conditions, including benefits and cost-sharing, from those in effect as of the day before the first day of Y1.

(3) RESTRICTIONS ON PREMIUM INCREASES.—The issuer cannot vary the percentage increase in the premium for a risk group of enrollees in specific grandfathered health insurance coverage without changing the premium for all enrollees in the same risk group at the same rate, as specified by the Commissioner.

(b) Grace period for current employment-Based health plans.—

(1) GRACE PERIOD.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall establish a grace period whereby, for plan years beginning after the end of the 5-year period beginning with Y1, an employment-based health plan in operation as of the day before the first day of Y1 must meet the same requirements as apply to a qualified health benefits plan under section 201, including the essential benefit package requirement under section 221.

(B) EXCEPTION FOR LIMITED BENEFITS PLANS.—Subparagraph (A) shall not apply to an employment-based health plan in which the coverage consists only of one or more of the following:

(i) Any coverage described in section 3001(a)(1)(B)(ii)(IV) of division B of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Public Law 111–5).

(ii) Excepted benefits (as defined in section 733(c) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974), including coverage under a specified disease or illness policy described in paragraph (3)(A) of such section.

(iii) Such other limited benefits as the Commissioner may specify.

In no case shall an employment-based health plan in which the coverage consists only of one or more of the coverage or benefits described in clauses (i) through (iii) be treated as acceptable coverage under this division.

(2) TRANSITIONAL TREATMENT AS ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.—During the grace period specified in paragraph (1)(A), an employment-based health plan (which may be a high deducible health plan, as defined in section 223(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986) that is described in such paragraph shall be treated as acceptable coverage under this division.

(c) Limitation on individual health insurance coverage.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Individual health insurance coverage that is not grandfathered health insurance coverage under subsection (a) may only be offered on or after the first day of Y1 as an Exchange-participating health benefits plan.

(2) SEPARATE, EXCEPTED COVERAGE PERMITTED.—Nothing in—

(A) paragraph (1) shall prevent the offering of excepted benefits described in section 2791(c) of the Public Health Service Act so long as such benefits are offered outside the Health Insurance Exchange and are priced separately from health insurance coverage; and

(B) this division shall be construed—

(i) to prevent the offering of a stand-alone plan that offers coverage of excepted benefits described in section 2791(c)(2)(A) of the Public Health Service Act (relating to limited scope dental or vision benefits) for individuals and families from a State-licensed dental and vision carrier; or

(ii) as applying requirements for a qualified health benefits plan to such a stand-alone plan that is offered and priced separately from a qualified health benefits plan.

subtitle BStandards Guaranteeing Access to Affordable Coverage

SEC. 211. Prohibiting preexisting condition exclusions.

A qualified health benefits plan may not impose any preexisting condition exclusion (as defined in section 2701(b)(1)(A) of the Public Health Service Act) or otherwise impose any limit or condition on the coverage under the plan with respect to an individual or dependent based on any of the following: health status, medical condition, claims experience, receipt of health care, medical history, genetic information, evidence of insurability, disability, or source of injury (including conditions arising out of acts of domestic violence) or any similar factors.

SEC. 212. Guaranteed issue and renewal for insured plans and prohibiting rescissions.

The requirements of sections 2711 (other than subsections (e) and (f)) and 2712 (other than paragraphs (3), and (6) of subsection (b) and subsection (e)) of the Public Health Service Act, relating to guaranteed availability and renewability of health insurance coverage, shall apply to individuals and employers in all individual and group health insurance coverage, whether offered to individuals or employers through the Health Insurance Exchange, through any employment-based health plan, or otherwise, in the same manner as such sections apply to employers and health insurance coverage offered in the small group market, except that such section 2712(b)(1) shall apply only if, before nonrenewal or discontinuation of coverage, the issuer has provided the enrollee with notice of nonpayment of premiums and there is a grace period during which the enrollee has an opportunity to correct such nonpayment. Rescissions of such coverage shall be prohibited except in cases of fraud as defined in section 2712(b)(2) of such Act.

SEC. 213. Insurance rating rules.

(a) In general.—The premium rate charged for a qualified health benefits plan that is health insurance coverage may not vary except as follows:

(1) LIMITED AGE VARIATION PERMITTED.—By age (within such age categories as the Commissioner shall specify) so long as the ratio of the highest such premium to the lowest such premium does not exceed the ratio of 2 to 1.

(2) BY AREA.—By premium rating area (as permitted by State insurance regulators or, in the case of Exchange-participating health benefits plans, as specified by the Commissioner in consultation with such regulators).

(3) BY FAMILY ENROLLMENT.—By family enrollment (such as variations within categories and compositions of families) so long as the ratio of the premium for family enrollment (or enrollments) to the premium for individual enrollment is uniform, as specified under State law and consistent with rules of the Commissioner.

(b) Actuarial value of optional service coverage.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall estimate the basic per enrollee, per month cost, determined on an average actuarial basis, for including coverage under a basic plan of the services described in section 222(d)(4)(A).

(2) CONSIDERATIONS.—In making such estimate the Commissioner—

(A) may take into account the impact on overall costs of the inclusion of such coverage, but may not take into account any cost reduction estimated to result from such services, including prenatal care, delivery, or postnatal care;

(B) shall estimate such costs as if such coverage were included for the entire population covered; and

(C) may not estimate such a cost at less than $1 per enrollee, per month.

(c) Study and reports.—

(1) STUDY.—The Commissioner, in coordination with the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of Labor, shall conduct a study of the large-group-insured and self-insured employer health care markets. Such study shall examine the following:

(A) The types of employers by key characteristics, including size, that purchase insured products versus those that self-insure.

(B) The similarities and differences between typical insured and self-insured health plans.

(C) The financial solvency and capital reserve levels of employers that self-insure by employer size.

(D) The risk of self-insured employers not being able to pay obligations or otherwise becoming financially insolvent.

(E) The extent to which rating rules are likely to cause adverse selection in the large group market or to encourage small and midsize employers to self-insure.

(2) REPORTS.—Not later than 18 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Commissioner shall submit to Congress and the applicable agencies a report on the study conducted under paragraph (1). Such report shall include any recommendations the Commissioner deems appropriate to ensure that the law does not provide incentives for small and midsize employers to self-insure or create adverse selection in the risk pools of large group insurers and self-insured employers. Not later than 18 months after the first day of Y1, the Commissioner shall submit to Congress and the applicable agencies an updated report on such study, including updates on such recommendations.

SEC. 214. Nondiscrimination in benefits; parity in mental health and substance abuse disorder benefits.

(a) Nondiscrimination in benefits.—A qualified health benefits plan shall comply with standards established by the Commissioner to prohibit discrimination in health benefits or benefit structures for qualifying health benefits plans, building from section 702 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, section 2702 of the Public Health Service Act, and section 9802 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

(b) Parity in mental health and substance abuse disorder benefits.—To the extent such provisions are not superceded by or inconsistent with subtitle C, the provisions of section 2705 (other than subsections (a)(1), (a)(2), and (c)) of the Public Health Service Act shall apply to a qualified health benefits plan, regardless of whether it is offered in the individual or group market, in the same manner as such provisions apply to health insurance coverage offered in the large group market.

SEC. 215. Ensuring adequacy of provider networks.

(a) In general.—A qualified health benefits plan that uses a provider network for items and services shall meet such standards respecting provider networks as the Commissioner may establish to assure the adequacy of such networks in ensuring enrollee access to such items and services and transparency in the cost-sharing differentials among providers participating in the network and policies for accessing out-of-network providers.

(b) Internet access to information.—A qualified health benefits plan that uses a provider network shall provide a current listing of all providers in its network on its Website and such data shall be available on the Health Insurance Exchange Website as a part of the basic information on that plan. The Commissioner shall also establish an on-line system whereby an individual may select by name any medical provider (as defined by the Commissioner) and be informed of the plan or plans with which that provider is contracting.

(c) Provider network defined.—In this division, the term “provider network” means the providers with respect to which covered benefits, treatments, and services are available under a health benefits plan.

SEC. 216. Requiring the option of extension of dependent coverage for uninsured young adults.

(a) In general.—A qualified health benefits plan shall make available, at the option of the principal enrollee under the plan, coverage for one or more qualified children (as defined in subsection (b)) of the enrollee.

(b) Qualified child defined.—In this section, the term “qualified child” means, with respect to a principal enrollee in a qualified health benefits plan, an individual who (but for age) would be treated as a dependent child of the enrollee under such plan and who—

(1) is under 27 years of age; and

(2) is not enrolled in a health benefits plan other than under this section.

(c) Premiums.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing a qualified health benefits plan from increasing the premiums otherwise required for coverage provided under this section consistent with standards established by the Commissioner based upon family size under section 213(a)(3).

SEC. 217. Consistency of costs and coverage under qualified health benefits plans during plan year.

In the case of health insurance coverage offered under a qualified health benefits plan, if the coverage decreases or the cost-sharing increases, the issuer of the coverage shall notify enrollees of the change at least 90 days before the change takes effect (or such shorter period of time in cases where the change is necessary to ensure the health and safety of enrollees).

subtitle CStandards Guaranteeing Access to Essential Benefits

SEC. 221. Coverage of essential benefits package.

(a) In general.—A qualified health benefits plan shall provide coverage that at least meets the benefit standards adopted under section 224 for the essential benefits package described in section 222 for the plan year involved.

(b) Choice of coverage.—

(1) NON-EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.—In the case of a qualified health benefits plan that is not an Exchange-participating health benefits plan, such plan may offer such coverage in addition to the essential benefits package as the QHBP offering entity may specify.

(2) EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.—In the case of an Exchange-participating health benefits plan, such plan is required under section 203 to provide specified levels of benefits and, in the case of a plan offering a premium-plus level of benefits, provide additional benefits.

(3) CONTINUATION OF OFFERING OF SEPARATE EXCEPTED BENEFITS COVERAGE.—Nothing in this division shall be construed as affecting the offering outside of the Health Insurance Exchange and under State law of health benefits in the form of excepted benefits (described in section 202(b)(1)(B)(ii)) if such benefits are offered under a separate policy, contract, or certificate of insurance.

(c) Clinical appropriateness.—Nothing in this Act shall be construed to prohibit a group health plan or health insurance issuer from using medical management practices so long as such management practices are based on valid medical evidence and are relevant to the patient whose medical treatment is under review.

(d) Provision of benefits.—Nothing in this division shall be construed as prohibiting a qualified health benefits plan from subcontracting with stand-alone health insurance issuers or insurers for the provision of dental, vision, mental health, and other benefits and services.

SEC. 222. Essential benefits package defined.

(a) In general.—In this division, the term “essential benefits package” means health benefits coverage, consistent with standards adopted under section 224, to ensure the provision of quality health care and financial security, that—

(1) provides payment for the items and services described in subsection (b) in accordance with generally accepted standards of medical or other appropriate clinical or professional practice;

(2) limits cost-sharing for such covered health care items and services in accordance with such benefit standards, consistent with subsection (c);

(3) does not impose any annual or lifetime limit on the coverage of covered health care items and services;

(4) complies with section 215(a) (relating to network adequacy); and

(5) is equivalent in its scope of benefits, as certified by Office of the Actuary of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, to the average prevailing employer-sponsored coverage in Y1.

In order to carry out paragraph (5), the Secretary of Labor shall conduct a survey of employer-sponsored coverage to determine the benefits typically covered by employers, including multiemployer plans, and provide a report on such survey to the Health Benefits Advisory Committee and to the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

(b) Minimum services To be covered.—Subject to subsection (d), the items and services described in this subsection are the following:

(1) Hospitalization.

(2) Outpatient hospital and outpatient clinic services, including emergency department services.

(3) Professional services of physicians and other health professionals.

(4) Such services, equipment, and supplies incident to the services of a physician’s or a health professional’s delivery of care in institutional settings, physician offices, patients’ homes or place of residence, or other settings, as appropriate.

(5) Prescription drugs.

(6) Rehabilitative and habilitative services.

(7) Mental health and substance use disorder services, including behavioral health treatments.

(8) Preventive services, including those services recommended with a grade of A or B by the Task Force on Clinical Preventive Services and those vaccines recommended for use by the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

(9) Maternity care.

(10) Well-baby and well-child care and oral health, vision, and hearing services, equipment, and supplies for children under 21 years of age.

(11) Durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics and related supplies.

(c) Requirements relating to cost-Sharing and minimum actuarial value.—

(1) NO COST-SHARING FOR PREVENTIVE SERVICES.—There shall be no cost-sharing under the essential benefits package for—

(A) preventive items and services recommended with a grade of A or B by the Task Force on Clinical Preventive Services and those vaccines recommended for use by the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; or

(B) well-baby and well-child care.

(2) ANNUAL LIMITATION.—

(A) ANNUAL LIMITATION.—The cost-sharing incurred under the essential benefits package with respect to an individual (or family) for a year does not exceed the applicable level specified in subparagraph (B).

(B) APPLICABLE LEVEL.—The applicable level specified in this subparagraph for Y1 is not to exceed $5,000 for an individual and not to exceed $10,000 for a family. Such levels shall be increased (rounded to the nearest $100) for each subsequent year by the annual percentage increase in the enrollment-weighted average of premium increases for basic plans applicable to such year, except that Secretary shall adjust such increase to ensure that the applicable level specified in this subparagraph meets the minimum actuarial value required under paragraph (3).

(C) USE OF COPAYMENTS.—In establishing cost-sharing levels for basic, enhanced, and premium plans under this subsection, the Secretary shall, to the maximum extent possible, use only copayments and not coinsurance.

(3) MINIMUM ACTUARIAL VALUE.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The cost-sharing under the essential benefits package shall be designed to provide a level of coverage that is designed to provide benefits that are actuarially equivalent to approximately 70 percent of the full actuarial value of the benefits provided under the reference benefits package described in subparagraph (B).

(B) REFERENCE BENEFITS PACKAGE DESCRIBED.—The reference benefits package described in this subparagraph is the essential benefits package if there were no cost-sharing imposed.

(d) Assessment and counseling for domestic violence.—The Secretary shall support the need for an assessment and brief counseling for domestic violence as part of a behavioral health assessment or primary care visit and determine the appropriate coverage for such assessment and counseling.

(e) Abortion coverage prohibited as part of minimum benefits package.—

(1) PROHIBITION OF REQUIRED COVERAGE.—The Health Benefits Advisory Committee may not recommend under section 223(b), and the Secretary may not adopt in standards under section 224(b), the services described in paragraph (4)(A) or (4)(B) as part of the essential benefits package and the Commissioner may not require such services for qualified health benefits plans to participate in the Health Insurance Exchange.

(2) VOLUNTARY CHOICE OF COVERAGE BY PLAN.—In the case of a qualified health benefits plan, the plan is not required (or prohibited) under this Act from providing coverage of services described in paragraph (4)(A) or (4)(B) and the QHBP offering entity shall determine whether such coverage is provided.

(3) COVERAGE UNDER PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE OPTION.—The public health insurance option shall provide coverage for services described in paragraph (4)(B). Nothing in this Act shall be construed as preventing the public health insurance option from providing for or prohibiting coverage of services described in paragraph (4)(A).

(4) ABORTION SERVICES.—

(A) ABORTIONS FOR WHICH PUBLIC FUNDING IS PROHIBITED.—The services described in this subparagraph are abortions for which the expenditure of Federal funds appropriated for the Department of Health and Human Services is not permitted, based on the law as in effect as of the date that is 6 months before the beginning of the plan year involved.

(B) ABORTIONS FOR WHICH PUBLIC FUNDING IS ALLOWED.—The services described in this subparagraph are abortions for which the expenditure of Federal funds appropriated for the Department of Health and Human Services is permitted, based on the law as in effect as of the date that is 6 months before the beginning of the plan year involved.

(f) Report regarding inclusion of oral health care in essential benefits package.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall submit to Congress a report containing the results of a study determining the need and cost of providing accessible and affordable oral health care to adults as part of the essential benefits package.

SEC. 223. Health Benefits Advisory Committee.

(a) Establishment.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—There is established a private-public advisory committee which shall be a panel of medical and other experts to be known as the Health Benefits Advisory Committee to recommend covered benefits and essential, enhanced, and premium plans.

(2) CHAIR.—The Surgeon General shall be a member and the chair of the Health Benefits Advisory Committee.

(3) MEMBERSHIP.—The Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall be composed of the following members, in addition to the Surgeon General:

(A) Nine members who are not Federal employees or officers and who are appointed by the President.

(B) Nine members who are not Federal employees or officers and who are appointed by the Comptroller General of the United States in a manner similar to the manner in which the Comptroller General appoints members to the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission under section 1805(c) of the Social Security Act.

(C) Such even number of members (not to exceed 8) who are Federal employees and officers, as the President may appoint.

Such initial appointments shall be made not later than 60 days after the date of the enactment of this Act.

(4) TERMS.—Each member of the Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall serve a 3-year term on the Committee, except that the terms of the initial members shall be adjusted in order to provide for a staggered term of appointment for all such members.

(5) PARTICIPATION.—The membership of the Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall at least reflect providers, patient representatives, employers (including small employers), labor, health insurance issuers, experts in health care financing and delivery, experts in oral health care, experts in racial and ethnic disparities, experts on health care needs and disparities of individuals with disabilities, representatives of relevant governmental agencies, and at least one practicing physician or other health professional and an expert in child and adolescent health and shall represent a balance among various sectors of the health care system so that no single sector unduly influences the recommendations of such Committee.

(b) Duties.—

(1) RECOMMENDATIONS ON BENEFIT STANDARDS.—The Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall recommend to the Secretary of Health and Human Services (in this subtitle referred to as the “Secretary”) benefit standards (as defined in paragraph (5)), and periodic updates to such standards. In developing such recommendations, the Committee shall take into account innovation in health care and consider how such standards could reduce health disparities.

(2) DEADLINE.—The Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall recommend initial benefit standards to the Secretary not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act.

(3) STATE INPUT.—The Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall examine the health coverage laws and benefits of each State in developing recommendations under this subsection and may incorporate such coverage and benefits as the Committee determines to be appropriate and consistent with this Act. The Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall also seek input from the States and consider recommendations on how to ensure quality of health coverage in all States.

(4) PUBLIC INPUT.—The Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall allow for public input as a part of developing recommendations under this subsection.

(5) BENEFIT STANDARDS DEFINED.—In this subtitle, the term “benefit standards” means standards respecting—

(A) the essential benefits package described in section 222, including categories of covered treatments, items and services within benefit classes, and cost-sharing consistent with subsection (d) of such section; and

(B) the cost-sharing levels for enhanced plans and premium plans (as provided under section 303(c)) consistent with paragraph (5).

(6) LEVELS OF COST-SHARING FOR ENHANCED AND PREMIUM PLANS.—

(A) ENHANCED PLAN.—The level of cost-sharing for enhanced plans shall be designed so that such plans have benefits that are actuarially equivalent to approximately 85 percent of the actuarial value of the benefits provided under the reference benefits package described in section 222(c)(3)(B).

(B) PREMIUM PLAN.—The level of cost-sharing for premium plans shall be designed so that such plans have benefits that are actuarially equivalent to approximately 95 percent of the actuarial value of the benefits provided under the reference benefits package described in section 222(c)(3)(B).

(c) Operations.—

(1) PER DIEM PAY.—Each member of the Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall receive travel expenses, including per diem in accordance with applicable provisions under subchapter I of chapter 57 of title 5, United States Code, and shall otherwise serve without additional pay.

(2) MEMBERS NOT TREATED AS FEDERAL EMPLOYEES.—Members of the Health Benefits Advisory Committee shall not be considered employees of the Federal Government solely by reason of any service on the Committee, except such members shall be considered to be within the meaning of section 202(a) of title 18, United States Code, for the purposes of disclosure and management of conflicts of interest.

(3) APPLICATION OF FACA.—The Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.), other than section 14, shall apply to the Health Benefits Advisory Committee.

(d) Publication.—The Secretary shall provide for publication in the Federal Register and the posting on the Internet Website of the Department of Health and Human Services of all recommendations made by the Health Benefits Advisory Committee under this section.

SEC. 224. Process for adoption of recommendations; adoption of benefit standards.

(a) Process for Adoption of Recommendations.—

(1) REVIEW OF RECOMMENDED STANDARDS.—Not later than 45 days after the date of receipt of benefit standards recommended under section 223 (including such standards as modified under paragraph (2)(B)), the Secretary shall review such standards and shall determine whether to propose adoption of such standards as a package.

(2) DETERMINATION TO ADOPT STANDARDS.—If the Secretary determines—

(A) to propose adoption of benefit standards so recommended as a package, the Secretary shall, by regulation under section 553 of title 5, United States Code, propose adoption of such standards; or

(B) not to propose adoption of such standards as a package, the Secretary shall notify the Health Benefits Advisory Committee in writing of such determination and the reasons for not proposing the adoption of such recommendation and provide the Committee with a further opportunity to modify its previous recommendations and submit new recommendations to the Secretary on a timely basis.

(3) CONTINGENCY.—If, because of the application of paragraph (2)(B), the Secretary would otherwise be unable to propose initial adoption of such recommended standards by the deadline specified in subsection (b)(1), the Secretary shall, by regulation under section 553 of title 5, United States Code, propose adoption of initial benefit standards by such deadline.

(4) PUBLICATION.—The Secretary shall provide for publication in the Federal Register of all determinations made by the Secretary under this subsection.

(b) Adoption of Standards.—

(1) INITIAL STANDARDS.—Not later than 18 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall, through the rulemaking process consistent with subsection (a), adopt an initial set of benefit standards.

(2) PERIODIC UPDATING STANDARDS.—Under subsection (a), the Secretary shall provide for the periodic updating of the benefit standards previously adopted under this section.

(3) REQUIREMENT.—The Secretary may not adopt any benefit standards for an essential benefits package or for level of cost-sharing that are inconsistent with the requirements for such a package or level under sections 222 (including subsection (d)) and 223(b)(5).

subtitle DAdditional Consumer Protections

SEC. 231. Requiring fair marketing practices by health insurers.

The Commissioner shall establish uniform marketing standards that all QHBP offering entities shall meet with respect to qualified health benefits plans that are health insurance coverage.

SEC. 232. Requiring fair grievance and appeals mechanisms.

(a) In general.—A QHBP offering entity shall provide for timely grievance and appeals mechanisms with respect to qualified health benefits plans that the Commissioner shall establish consistent with this section. The Commissioner shall establish time limits for each of such mechanisms and implement them in a manner that is protective to the needs of patients.

(b) Internal claims and appeals process.—Under a qualified health benefits plan the QHBP offering entity shall provide an internal claims and appeals process that initially incorporates the claims and appeals procedures (including urgent claims) set forth at section 2560.503–1 of title 29, Code of Federal Regulations, as published on November 21, 2000 (65 Fed. Reg. 70246) and shall update such process in accordance with any standards that the Commissioner may establish.

(c) External review process.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall establish an external review process (including procedures for expedited reviews of urgent claims) that provides for an impartial, independent, and de novo review of denied claims under this division.

(2) REQUIRING FAIR GRIEVANCE AND APPEALS MECHANISMS.—A determination made, with respect to a qualified health benefits plan offered by a QHBP offering entity, under the external review process established under this subsection shall be binding on the plan and the entity.

(d) Time limits.—The Commissioner shall establish time limits for each of these processes and implement them in a manner that is protective to the patient.

(e) Construction.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as affecting the availability of judicial review under State law for adverse decisions under subsection (b) or (c), subject to section 251.

SEC. 233. Requiring information transparency and plan disclosure.

(a) Accurate and timely disclosure.—

(1) FOR EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS.—A QHBP offering entity offering an Exchange-participating health benefits plan shall comply with standards established by the Commissioner for the accurate and timely disclosure to the Commissioner and the public of plan documents, plan terms and conditions, claims payment policies and practices, periodic financial disclosure, data on enrollment, data on disenrollment, data on the number of claims denials, data on rating practices, information on cost-sharing and payments with respect to any out-of-network coverage, and other information as determined appropriate by the Commissioner.

(2) EMPLOYMENT-BASED HEALTH PLANS.—The Secretary of Labor shall update and harmonize the Secretary’s rules concerning the accurate and timely disclosure to participants by group health plans of plan disclosure, plan terms and conditions, and periodic financial disclosure with the standards established by the Commissioner under paragraph (1).

(3) USE OF PLAIN LANGUAGE.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The disclosures under paragraphs (1) and (2) shall be provided in plain language.

(B) DEFINITION.—In this paragraph, the term “plain language” means language that the intended audience, including individuals with limited English proficiency, can readily understand and use because that language is concise, well-organized, and follows other best practices of plain language writing.

(C) GUIDANCE.—The Commissioner and the Secretary of Labor shall jointly develop and issue guidance on best practices of plain language writing.

(4) INFORMATION ON RIGHTS.—The information disclosed under this subsection shall include information on enrollee and participant rights under this division.

(5) COST-SHARING TRANSPARENCY.—A qualified health benefits plan shall allow individuals to learn the amount of cost-sharing (including deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance) under the individual’s plan or coverage that the individual would be responsible for paying with respect to the furnishing of a specific item or service by a participating provider in a timely manner upon request. At a minimum, this information shall be made available to such individual via an Internet Website and other means for individuals without access to the Internet.

(b) Contracting reimbursement.—A qualified health benefits plan shall comply with standards established by the Commissioner to ensure transparency to each health care provider relating to reimbursement arrangements between such plan and such provider.

(c) Pharmacy benefit managers transparency requirements.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—If a QHBP offering entity contracts with a pharmacy benefit manager or other entity (in this subsection referred to as a “PBM”) to manage prescription drug coverage or otherwise control prescription drug costs under a qualified health benefits plan, the PBM shall provide at least annually to the Commissioner and to the QHBP offering entity offering such plan the following information, in a form and manner to be determined by the Commissioner:

(A) Information on the number and total cost of prescriptions under the contract that are filled via mail order and at retail pharmacies.

(B) An estimate of aggregate average payments under the contract, per prescription (weighted by prescription volume), made to mail order and retail pharmacies, and the average amount, per prescription, that the PBM was paid by the plan for prescriptions filled at mail order and retail pharmacists.

(C) An estimate of the aggregate average payment per prescription (weighted by prescription volume) under the contract received from pharmaceutical manufacturers, including all rebates, discounts, prices concessions, or administrative, and other payments from pharmaceutical manufacturers, and a description of the types of payments, and the amount of these payments that were shared with the plan, and a description of the percentage of prescriptions for which the PBM received such payments.

(D) Information on the overall percentage of generic drugs dispensed under the contract at retail and mail order pharmacies, and the percentage of cases in which a generic drug is dispensed when available.

(E) Information on the percentage and number of cases under the contract in which individuals were switched because of PBM policies or at the direct or indirect control of the PBM from a prescribed drug that had a lower cost for the QHBP offering entity to a drug that had a higher cost for the QHBP offering entity, the rationale for these switches, and a description of the PBM policies governing such switches.

(2) CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION.—Information disclosed by a PBM to the Commissioner or a QHBP offering entity under this subsection is confidential and shall not be disclosed by the Commissioner or the QHBP offering entity in a form which discloses the identity of a specific PBM or prices charged by such PBM or a specific retailer, manufacturer, or wholesaler, except only by the Commissioner—

(A) to permit State or Federal law enforcement authorities to use the information provided for program compliance purposes and for the purpose of combating waste, fraud, and abuse;

(B) to permit the Comptroller General, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission, or the Secretary of Health and Human Services to review the information provided; and

(C) to permit the Director of the Congressional Budget Office to review the information provided.

(3) ANNUAL PUBLIC REPORT.—On an annual basis, the Commissioner shall prepare a public report providing industrywide aggregate or average information to be used in assessing the overall impact of PBMs on prescription drug prices and spending. Such report shall not disclose the identity of a specific PBM, or prices charged by such PBM, or a specific retailer, manufacturer, or wholesaler, or any other confidential or trade secret information.

(4) PENALTIES.—The provisions of subsection (b)(3)(C) of section 1927 shall apply to a PBM that fails to provide information required under subsection (a) or that knowingly provides false information in the same manner as such provisions apply to a manufacturer with an agreement under such section that fails to provide information under subsection (b)(3)(A) of such section or knowingly provides false information under such section, respectively.

SEC. 234. Application to qualified health benefits plans not offered through the Health Insurance Exchange.

The requirements of the previous provisions of this subtitle shall apply to qualified health benefits plans that are not being offered through the Health Insurance Exchange only to the extent specified by the Commissioner.

SEC. 235. Timely payment of claims.

A QHBP offering entity shall comply with the requirements of section 1857(f) of the Social Security Act with respect to a qualified health benefits plan it offers in the same manner as a Medicare Advantage organization is required to comply with such requirements with respect to a Medicare Advantage plan it offers under part C of Medicare.

SEC. 236. Standardized rules for coordination and subrogation of benefits.

The Commissioner shall establish standards for the coordination and subrogation of benefits and reimbursement of payments in cases of qualified health benefits plans involving individuals and multiple plan coverage.

SEC. 237. Application of administrative simplification.

A QHBP offering entity is required to comply with administrative simplification provisions under part C of title XI of the Social Security Act with respect to qualified health benefits plans it offers.

SEC. 238. State prohibitions on discrimination against health care providers.

This Act (and the amendments made by this Act) shall not be construed as superseding laws, as they now or hereinafter exist, of any State or jurisdiction designed to prohibit a qualified health benefits plan from discriminating with respect to participation, reimbursement, covered services, indemnification, or related requirements under such plan against a health care provider that is acting within the scope of that provider’s license or certification under applicable State law.

SEC. 239. Protection of physician prescriber information.

(a) Study.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall conduct a study on the use of physician prescriber information in sales and marketing practices of pharmaceutical manufacturers.

(b) Report.—Based on the study conducted under subsection (a), the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report on actions needed to be taken by the Congress or the Secretary to protect providers from biased marketing and sales practices.

SEC. 240. Dissemination of advance care planning information.

(a) In general.—The QHBP offering entity —

(1) shall provide for the dissemination of information related to end-of-life planning to individuals seeking enrollment in Exchange-participating health benefits plans offered through the Exchange;

(2) shall present such individuals with—

(A) the option to establish advanced directives and physician’s orders for life sustaining treatment according to the laws of the State in which the individual resides; and

(B) information related to other planning tools; and

(3) shall not promote suicide, assisted suicide, euthanasia, or mercy killing.

The information presented under paragraph (2) shall not presume the withdrawal of treatment and shall include end-of-life planning information that includes options to maintain all or most medical interventions.

(b) Construction.— Nothing in this section shall be construed—

(1) to require an individual to complete an advanced directive or a physician’s order for life sustaining treatment or other end-of-life planning document;

(2) to require an individual to consent to restrictions on the amount, duration, or scope of medical benefits otherwise covered under a qualified health benefits plan; or

(3) to promote suicide, assisted suicide, euthanasia, or mercy killing.

(c) Advanced directive defined.—In this section, the term “advanced directive” includes a living will, a comfort care order, or a durable power of attorney for health care.

(d) Prohibition on the promotion of assisted suicide.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subject to paragraph (3), information provided to meet the requirements of subsection (a)(2) shall not include advanced directives or other planning tools that list or describe as an option suicide, assisted suicide, euthanasia, or mercy killing, regardless of legality.

(2) CONSTRUCTION.—Nothing in paragraph (1) shall be construed to apply to or affect any option to—

(A) withhold or withdraw of medical treatment or medical care;

(B) withhold or withdraw of nutrition or hydration; and

(C) provide palliative or hospice care or use an item, good, benefit, or service furnished for the purpose of alleviating pain or discomfort, even if such use may increase the risk of death, so long as such item, good, benefit, or service is not also furnished for the purpose of causing, or the purpose of assisting in causing, death, for any reason.

(3) NO PREEMPTION OF STATE LAW.—Nothing in this section shall be construed to preempt or otherwise have any effect on State laws regarding advance care planning, palliative care, or end-of-life decision-making.

subtitle EGovernance

SEC. 241. Health Choices Administration; Health Choices Commissioner.

(a) In general.—There is hereby established, as an independent agency in the executive branch of the Government, a Health Choices Administration (in this division referred to as the “Administration”).

(b) Commissioner.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Administration shall be headed by a Health Choices Commissioner (in this division referred to as the “Commissioner”) who shall be appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.

(2) COMPENSATION; ETC.—The provisions of paragraphs (2), (5), and (7) of subsection (a) (relating to compensation, terms, general powers, rulemaking, and delegation) of section 702 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 902) shall apply to the Commissioner and the Administration in the same manner as such provisions apply to the Commissioner of Social Security and the Social Security Administration.

(c) Inspector General.—For provision establishing an Office of the Inspector General for the Health Choices Administration, see section 1647.

SEC. 242. Duties and authority of Commissioner.

(a) Duties.—The Commissioner is responsible for carrying out the following functions under this division:

(1) QUALIFIED PLAN STANDARDS.—The establishment of qualified health benefits plan standards under this title, including the enforcement of such standards in coordination with State insurance regulators and the Secretaries of Labor and the Treasury.

(2) HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.—The establishment and operation of a Health Insurance Exchange under subtitle A of title III.

(3) INDIVIDUAL AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.—The administration of individual affordability credits under subtitle C of title III, including determination of eligibility for such credits.

(4) ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS.—Such additional functions as may be specified in this division.

(b) Promoting accountability.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall undertake activities in accordance with this subtitle to promote accountability of QHBP offering entities in meeting Federal health insurance requirements, regardless of whether such accountability is with respect to qualified health benefits plans offered through the Health Insurance Exchange or outside of such Exchange.

(2) COMPLIANCE EXAMINATION AND AUDITS.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall, in coordination with States, conduct audits of qualified health benefits plan compliance with Federal requirements.  Such audits may include random compliance audits and targeted audits in response to complaints or other suspected noncompliance.

(B) RECOUPMENT OF COSTS IN CONNECTION WITH EXAMINATION AND AUDITS.—The Commissioner is authorized to recoup from qualified health benefits plans reimbursement for the costs of such examinations and audit of such QHBP offering entities.

(c) Data collection.—The Commissioner shall collect data for purposes of carrying out the Commissioner’s duties, including for purposes of promoting quality and value, protecting consumers, and addressing disparities in health and health care and may share such data with the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

(d) Sanctions authority.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case that the Commissioner determines that a QHBP offering entity violates a requirement of this title, the Commissioner may, in coordination with State insurance regulators and the Secretary of Labor, provide, in addition to any other remedies authorized by law, for any of the remedies described in paragraph (2).

(2) REMEDIES.—The remedies described in this paragraph, with respect to a qualified health benefits plan offered by a QHBP offering entity, are—

(A) civil money penalties of not more than the amount that would be applicable under similar circumstances for similar violations under section 1857(g) of the Social Security Act;

(B) suspension of enrollment of individuals under such plan after the date the Commissioner notifies the entity of a determination under paragraph (1) and until the Commissioner is satisfied that the basis for such determination has been corrected and is not likely to recur;

(C) in the case of an Exchange-participating health benefits plan, suspension of payment to the entity under the Health Insurance Exchange for individuals enrolled in such plan after the date the Commissioner notifies the entity of a determination under paragraph (1) and until the Secretary is satisfied that the basis for such determination has been corrected and is not likely to recur; or

(D) working with State insurance regulators to terminate plans for repeated failure by the offering entity to meet the requirements of this title.

(e) Standard definitions of insurance and medical terms.—The Commissioner shall provide for the development of standards for the definitions of terms used in health insurance coverage, including insurance-related terms.

(f) Efficiency in administration.—The Commissioner shall issue regulations for the effective and efficient administration of the Health Insurance Exchange and affordability credits under subtitle C, including, with respect to the determination of eligibility for affordability credits, the use of personnel who are employed in accordance with the requirements of title 5, United States Code, to carry out the duties of the Commissioner or, in the case of sections 308 and 341(b)(2), the use of State personnel who are employed in accordance with standards prescribed by the Office of Personnel Management pursuant to section 208 of the Intergovernmental Personnel Act of 1970 (42 U.S.C. 4728).

SEC. 243. Consultation and coordination.

(a) Consultation.—In carrying out the Commissioner’s duties under this division, the Commissioner, as appropriate, shall consult at least with the following:

(1) State attorneys general and State insurance regulators, including concerning the standards for health insurance coverage that is a qualified health benefits plan under this title and enforcement of such standards.

(2) The National Association of Insurance Commissioners, including for purposes of using model guidelines established by such association for purposes of subtitles B and D.

(3) Appropriate State agencies, specifically concerning the administration of individual affordability credits under subtitle C of title III and the offering of Exchange-participating health benefits plans, to Medicaid eligible individuals under subtitle A of such title.

(4) The Federal Trade Commission, specifically concerning the development and issuance of guidance, rules, or standards regarding fair marketing practices under section 231 or otherwise, or any consumer disclosure requirements under section 233 or otherwise.

(5) Other appropriate Federal agencies.

(6) Indian tribes and tribal organizations.

(b) Coordination.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In carrying out the functions of the Commissioner, including with respect to the enforcement of the provisions of this division, the Commissioner shall work in coordination with existing Federal and State entities to the maximum extent feasible consistent with this division and in a manner that prevents conflicts of interest in duties and ensures effective enforcement.

(2) UNIFORM STANDARDS.—The Commissioner, in coordination with such entities, shall seek to achieve uniform standards that adequately protect consumers in a manner that does not unreasonably affect employers and insurers.

SEC. 244. Health Insurance Ombudsman.

(a) In general.—The Commissioner shall appoint within the Health Choices Administration a Qualified Health Benefits Plan Ombudsman who shall have expertise and experience in the fields of health care and education of (and assistance to) individuals.

(b) Duties.—The Qualified Health Benefits Plan Ombudsman shall, in a linguistically appropriate manner—

(1) receive complaints, grievances, and requests for information submitted by individuals through means such as the mail, by telephone, electronically, and in person;

(2) provide assistance with respect to complaints, grievances, and requests referred to in paragraph (1), including—

(A) helping individuals determine the relevant information needed to seek an appeal of a decision or determination;

(B) assistance to such individuals in choosing a qualified health benefits plan in which to enroll;

(C) assistance to such individuals with any problems arising from disenrollment from such a plan; and

(D) assistance to such individuals in presenting information under subtitle C (relating to affordability credits); and

(3) submit annual reports to Congress and the Commissioner that describe the activities of the Ombudsman and that include such recommendations for improvement in the administration of this division as the Ombudsman determines appropriate. The Ombudsman shall not serve as an advocate for any increases in payments or new coverage of services, but may identify issues and problems in payment or coverage policies.

subtitle FRelation to other requirements; Miscellaneous

SEC. 251. Relation to other requirements.

(a) Coverage not offered through Exchange.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of health insurance coverage not offered through the Health Insurance Exchange (whether or not offered in connection with an employment-based health plan), and in the case of employment-based health plans, the requirements of this title do not supercede any requirements applicable under titles XXII and XXVII of the Public Health Service Act, parts 6 and 7 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, or State law, except insofar as such requirements prevent the application of a requirement of this division, as determined by the Commissioner.

(2) CONSTRUCTION.—Nothing in paragraphs (1) or (2) shall be construed as affecting the application of section 514 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

(b) Coverage offered through Exchange.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of health insurance coverage offered through the Health Insurance Exchange—

(A) the requirements of this title do not supercede any requirements (including requirements relating to genetic information nondiscrimination and mental health parity) applicable under title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act or under State law, except insofar as such requirements prevent the application of a requirement of this division, as determined by the Commissioner; and

(B) individual rights and remedies under State laws shall apply.

(2) CONSTRUCTION.—In the case of coverage described in paragraph (1), nothing in such paragraph shall be construed as preventing the application of rights and remedies under State laws to health insurance issuers generally with respect to any requirement referred to in paragraph (1)(A). The previous sentence shall not be construed as providing for the applicability of rights or remedies under State laws with respect to requirements applicable to employers or other plan sponsors in connection with arrangements which are treated as group health plans under section 802(a)(1) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

SEC. 252. Prohibiting discrimination in health care.

(a) In general.—Except as otherwise explicitly permitted by this Act and by subsequent regulations consistent with this Act, all health care and related services (including insurance coverage and public health activities) covered by this Act shall be provided without regard to personal characteristics extraneous to the provision of high quality health care or related services.

(b) Implementation.—To implement the requirement set forth in subsection (a), the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall, not later than 18 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, promulgate such regulations as are necessary or appropriate to insure that all health care and related services (including insurance coverage and public health activities) covered by this Act are provided (whether directly or through contractual, licensing, or other arrangements) without regard to personal characteristics extraneous to the provision of high quality health care or related services.

SEC. 253. Whistleblower protection.

(a) Retaliation prohibited.—No employer may discharge any employee or otherwise discriminate against any employee with respect to his compensation, terms, conditions, or other privileges of employment because the employee (or any person acting pursuant to a request of the employee)—

(1) provided, caused to be provided, or is about to provide or cause to be provided to the employer, the Federal Government, or the attorney general of a State information relating to any violation of, or any act or omission the employee reasonably believes to be a violation of any provision of this Act or any order, rule, or regulation promulgated under this Act;

(2) testified or is about to testify in a proceeding concerning such violation;

(3) assisted or participated or is about to assist or participate in such a proceeding; or

(4) objected to, or refused to participate in, any activity, policy, practice, or assigned task that the employee (or other such person) reasonably believed to be in violation of any provision of this Act or any order, rule, or regulation promulgated under this Act.

(b) Enforcement action.—An employee covered by this section who alleges discrimination by an employer in violation of subsection (a) may bring an action governed by the rules, procedures, legal burdens of proof, and remedies set forth in section 40(b) of the Consumer Product Safety Act (15 U.S.C. 2087(b)).

(c) Employer defined.—As used in this section, the term “employer” means any person (including one or more individuals, partnerships, associations, corporations, trusts, professional membership organization including a certification, disciplinary, or other professional body, unincorporated organizations, nongovernmental organizations, or trustees) engaged in profit or nonprofit business or industry whose activities are governed by this Act, and any agent, contractor, subcontractor, grantee, or consultant of such person.

(d) Rule of construction.—The rule of construction set forth in section 20109(h) of title 49, United States Code, shall also apply to this section.

SEC. 254. Construction regarding collective bargaining.

Nothing in this division shall be construed to alter or supersede any statutory or other obligation to engage in collective bargaining over the terms or conditions of employment related to health care. Any plan amendment made pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement relating to the plan which amends the plan solely to conform to any requirement added by this division shall not be treated as a termination of such collective bargaining agreement.

SEC. 255. Severability.

If any provision of this Act, or any application of such provision to any person or circumstance, is held to be unconstitutional, the remainder of the provisions of this Act and the application of the provision to any other person or circumstance shall not be affected.

SEC. 256. Treatment of Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act.

(a) In general.—Subject to this section—

(1) nothing in this division (or an amendment made by this division) shall be construed to modify or limit the application of the exemption for the Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act (Haw. Rev. Stat. §§ 393–1 et seq.) as provided for under section 514(b)(5) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (29 U.S.C. 1144(b)(5)), and such exemption shall also apply with respect to the provisions of this division; and

(2) for purposes of this division (and the amendments made by this division), coverage provided pursuant to the Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act shall be treated as a qualified health benefits plan providing acceptable coverage so long as the Secretary of Labor determines that such coverage for employees (taking into account the benefits and the cost to employees for such benefits) is substantially equivalent to or greater than the coverage provided for employees pursuant to the essential benefits package.

(b) Coordination with State law of Hawaii.—The Commissioner shall, based on ongoing consultation with the appropriate officials of the State of Hawaii, make adjustments to rules and regulations of the Commissioner under this division as may be necessary, as determined by the Commissioner, to most effectively coordinate the provisions of this division with the provisions of the Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act, taking into account any changes made from time to time to the Hawaii Prepaid Health Care Act and related laws of such State.

SEC. 257. Actions by State attorneys general.

Any State attorney general may bring a civil action in the name of such State as parens patriae on behalf of natural persons residing in such State, in any district court of the United States or State court having jurisdiction of the defendant to secure monetary or equitable relief for violation of any provisions of this title or regulations issued thereunder. Nothing in this section shall be construed as affecting the application of section 514 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

SEC. 258. Application of State and Federal laws regarding abortion.

(a) No preemption of State laws regarding abortion.—Nothing in this Act shall be construed to preempt or otherwise have any effect on State laws regarding the prohibition of (or requirement of) coverage, funding, or procedural requirements on abortions, including parental notification or consent for the performance of an abortion on a minor.

(b) No effect on Federal laws regarding abortion.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Nothing in this Act shall be construed to have any effect on Federal laws regarding—

(A) conscience protection;

(B) willingness or refusal to provide abortion; and

(C) discrimination on the basis of the willingness or refusal to provide, pay for, cover, or refer for abortion or to provide or participate in training to provide abortion.

(c) No effect on federal civil rights law.—Nothing in this section shall alter the rights and obligations of employees and employers under title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

SEC. 259. Nondiscrimination on abortion and respect for rights of conscience.

(a) Nondiscrimination.—A Federal agency or program, and any State or local government that receives Federal financial assistance under this Act (or an amendment made by this Act), may not—

(1) subject any individual or institutional health care entity to discrimination; or

(2) require any health plan created or regulated under this Act (or an amendment made by this Act) to subject any individual or institutional health care entity to discrimination,

on the basis that the health care entity does not provide, pay for, provide coverage of, or refer for abortions.

(b) Definition.—In this section, the term “health care entity” includes an individual physician or other health care professional, a hospital, a provider-sponsored organization, a health maintenance organization, a health insurance plan, or any other kind of health care facility, organization, or plan.

(c) Administration.—The Office for Civil Rights of the Department of Health and Human Services is designated to receive complaints of discrimination based on this section, and coordinate the investigation of such complaints.

SEC. 260. Authority of Federal Trade Commission.

Section 6 of the Federal Trade Commission Act (15 U.S.C. 46) is amended by striking “and prepare reports” and all that follows and inserting the following: “and prepare reports, and to share information under clauses (f) and (k), relating to the business of insurance. Notwithstanding section 4, such authority shall include the authority to conduct studies and prepare reports, and to share information under clauses (f) and (k), relating to the business of insurance, without regard to whether the entity or entities that is the subject of such studies, reports, or information is a for-profit or not-for-profit entity.”.

SEC. 261. Construction regarding standard of care.

(a) In general.—The development, recognition, or implementation of any guideline or other standard under a provision described in subsection (b) shall not be construed to establish the standard of care or duty of care owed by health care providers to their patients in any medical malpractice action or claim (as defined in section 431(7) of the Health Care Quality Improvement Act of 1986 (42 U.S.C. 11151(7)).

(b) Provisions described.—The provisions described in this subsection are the following:

(1) Section 324 (relating to modernized payment initiatives and delivery system reform under the public health option).

(2) The amendments made by section 1151 (relating to reducing potentially preventable hospital readmissions).

(3) The amendments made by section 1751 (relating to health care acquired conditions).

(4) Section 3131 of the Public Health Service Act (relating to the Task Force on Clinical Preventive Services), added by section 2301.

(5) Part D of title IX of the Public Health Service Act (relating to implementation of best practices in the delivery of health care), added by section 2401.

SEC. 262. Restoring application of antitrust laws to health sector insurers.

(a) Amendment to McCarran-Ferguson Act.—Section 3 of the Act of March 9, 1945 (15 U.S.C. 1013), commonly known as the McCarran-Ferguson Act, is amended by adding at the end the following:

“(c)(1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), nothing contained in this Act shall modify, impair, or supersede the operation of any of the antitrust laws with respect to price fixing, market allocation, or monopolization (or attempting to monopolize) by—

“(A) a person engaged in the business of health insurance, in connection with providing health insurance; or

“(B) a person engaged in the business of medical malpractice insurance, in connection with providing medical malpractice insurance.

“(2) Paragraph (1) shall not apply to—

“(A) collecting, compiling, classifying, or disseminating historical loss data;

“(B) determining a loss development factor applicable to historical loss data;

“(C) performing actuarial services if doing so does not involve a restraint of trade; or

“(D) information gathering and rate setting activities of a State insurance commission or other State regulatory entity with authority to set insurance rates.

“(3) For purposes of this subsection—

“(A) the term ‘antitrust laws’ has the meaning given it in subsection (a) of the first section of the Clayton Act, except that such term includes section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act to the extent that such section 5 applies to unfair methods of competition;

“(B) the term ‘historical loss data’ means information respecting claims paid, or reserves held for claims reported, by any person engaged in the business of insurance; and

“(C) the term ‘loss development factor’ means an adjustment to be made to the aggregate of losses incurred during a prior period of time that have been paid, or for which claims have been received and reserves are being held, in order to estimate the aggregate of the losses incurred during such period that will ultimately be paid.”.

(b) Related provision.—For purposes of section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act (15 U.S.C. 45) to the extent such section applies to unfair methods of competition, section 3(c) of the McCarran-Ferguson Act shall apply with respect to the business of health insurance, and with respect to the business of medical malpractice insurance, without regard to whether such business is carried on for profit, notwithstanding the definition of “Corporation” contained in section 4 of the Federal Trade Commission Act.

(c) Related preservation of antitrust laws.—Except as provided in subsections (a) and (b), nothing in this Act, or in the amendments made by this Act, shall be construed to modify, impair, or supersede the operation of any of the antitrust laws. For purposes of the preceding sentence, the term “antitrust laws” has the meaning given it in subsection (a) of the first section of the Clayton Act, except that it includes section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act to the extent that such section 5 applies to unfair methods of competition.

SEC. 263. Study and report on methods to increase EHR use by small health care providers.

(a) Study.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall conduct a study of potential methods to increase the use of qualified electronic health records (as defined in section 3000(13) of the Public Health Service Act) by small health care providers. Such study shall consider at least the following methods:

(1) Providing for higher rates of reimbursement or other incentives for such health care providers to use electronic health records (taking into consideration initiatives by private health insurance companies and incentives provided under Medicare under title XVIII of the Social Security Act, Medicaid under title XIX of such Act, and other programs).

(2) Promoting low-cost electronic health record software packages that are available for use by such health care providers, including software packages that are available to health care providers through the Veterans Administration and other sources.

(3) Training and education of such health care providers on the use of electronic health records.

(4) Providing assistance to such health care providers on the implementation of electronic health records.

(b) Report.—Not later than December 31, 2013, the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall submit to Congress a report containing the results of the study conducted under subsection (a), including recommendations for legislation or administrative action to increase the use of electronic health records by small health care providers that include the use of both public and private funding sources.

TITLE IIIHealth Insurance Exchange and Related Provisions

subtitle AHealth Insurance Exchange

SEC. 301. Establishment of Health Insurance Exchange; outline of duties; definitions.

(a) Establishment.—There is established within the Health Choices Administration and under the direction of the Commissioner a Health Insurance Exchange in order to facilitate access of individuals and employers, through a transparent process, to a variety of choices of affordable, quality health insurance coverage, including a public health insurance option.

(b) Outline of duties of Commissioner.—In accordance with this subtitle and in coordination with appropriate Federal and State officials as provided under section 243(b), the Commissioner shall—

(1) under section 304 establish standards for, accept bids from, and negotiate and enter into contracts with, QHBP offering entities for the offering of health benefits plans through the Health Insurance Exchange, with different levels of benefits required under section 303, and including with respect to oversight and enforcement;

(2) under section 305 facilitate outreach and enrollment in such plans of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers described in section 302; and

(3) conduct such activities related to the Health Insurance Exchange as required, including establishment of a risk pooling mechanism under section 306 and consumer protections under subtitle D of title II.

SEC. 302. Exchange-eligible individuals and employers.

(a) Access to coverage.—In accordance with this section, all individuals are eligible to obtain coverage through enrollment in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan offered through the Health Insurance Exchange unless such individuals are enrolled in another qualified health benefits plan or other acceptable coverage.

(b) Definitions.—In this division:

(1) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUAL.—The term “Exchange-eligible individual” means an individual who is eligible under this section to be enrolled through the Health Insurance Exchange in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan and, with respect to family coverage, includes dependents of such individual.

(2) EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYER.—The term “Exchange-eligible employer” means an employer that is eligible under this section to enroll through the Health Insurance Exchange employees of the employer (and their dependents) in Exchange-eligible health benefits plans.

(3) EMPLOYMENT-RELATED DEFINITIONS.—The terms “employer”, “employee”, “full-time employee”, and “part-time employee” have the meanings given such terms by the Commissioner for purposes of this division.

(c) Transition.—Individuals and employers shall only be eligible to enroll or participate in the Health Insurance Exchange in accordance with the following transition schedule:

(1) FIRST YEAR.—In Y1 (as defined in section 100(c))—

(A) individuals described in subsection (d)(1), including individuals described in subsection (d)(3); and

(B) smallest employers described in subsection (e)(1).

(2) SECOND YEAR.—In Y2—

(A) individuals and employers described in paragraph (1); and

(B) smaller employers described in subsection (e)(2).

(3) THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT YEARS.—In Y3—

(A) individuals and employers described in paragraph (2);

(B) small employers described in subsection (e)(3); and

(C) larger employers as permitted by the Commissioner under subsection (e)(4).

(d) Individuals.—

(1) INDIVIDUAL DESCRIBED.—Subject to the succeeding provisions of this subsection, an individual described in this paragraph is an individual who—

(A) is not enrolled in coverage described in subparagraph (C) or (D) of paragraph (2); and

(B) is not enrolled in coverage as a full-time employee (or as a dependent of such an employee) under a group health plan if the coverage and an employer contribution under the plan meet the requirements of section 412.

For purposes of subparagraph (B), in the case of an individual who is self-employed, who has at least 1 employee, and who meets the requirements of section 412, such individual shall be deemed a full-time employee described in such subparagraph.

(2) ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.—For purposes of this division, the term “acceptable coverage” means any of the following:

(A) QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN COVERAGE.—Coverage under a qualified health benefits plan.

(B) GRANDFATHERED HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE; COVERAGE UNDER CURRENT GROUP HEALTH PLAN.—Coverage under a grandfathered health insurance coverage (as defined in subsection (a) of section 202) or under a current group health plan (described in subsection (b) of such section).

(C) MEDICARE.—Coverage under part A of title XVIII of the Social Security Act.

(D) MEDICAID.—Coverage for medical assistance under title XIX of the Social Security Act, excluding such coverage that is only available because of the application of subsection (u), (z), or (aa) of section 1902 of such Act.

(E) MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND DEPENDENTS (INCLUDING TRICARE).—Coverage under chapter 55 of title 10, United States Code, including similar coverage furnished under section 1781 of title 38 of such Code.

(F) VA.—Coverage under the veteran’s health care program under chapter 17 of title 38, United States Code.

(G) OTHER COVERAGE.—Such other health benefits coverage, such as a State health benefits risk pool, as the Commissioner, in coordination with the Secretary of the Treasury, recognizes for purposes of this paragraph.

The Commissioner shall make determinations under this paragraph in coordination with the Secretary of the Treasury.

(3) CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY PERMITTED.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in subparagraph (B), once an individual qualifies as an Exchange-eligible individual under this subsection (including as an employee or dependent of an employee of an Exchange-eligible employer) and enrolls under an Exchange-participating health benefits plan through the Health Insurance Exchange, the individual shall continue to be treated as an Exchange-eligible individual until the individual is no longer enrolled with an Exchange-participating health benefits plan.

(B) EXCEPTIONS.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—Subparagraph (A) shall not apply to an individual once the individual becomes eligible for coverage—

(I) under part A of the Medicare program;

(II) under the Medicaid program as a Medicaid-eligible individual, except as permitted under clause (ii); or

(III) in such other circumstances as the Commissioner may provide.

(ii) TRANSITION PERIOD.—In the case described in clause (i)(II), the Commissioner shall permit the individual to continue treatment under subparagraph (A) until such limited time as the Commissioner determines it is administratively feasible, consistent with minimizing disruption in the individual’s access to health care.

(4) TRANSITION FOR CHIP ELIGIBLES.—An individual who is eligible for child health assistance under title XXI of the Social Security Act for a period during Y1 shall not be an Exchange-eligible individual during such period.

(e) Employers.—

(1) SMALLEST EMPLOYER.—Subject to paragraph (5), smallest employers described in this paragraph are employers with 25 or fewer employees.

(2) SMALLER EMPLOYERS.—Subject to paragraph (5), smaller employers described in this paragraph are employers that are not smallest employers described in paragraph (1) and have 50 or fewer employees.

(3) SMALL EMPLOYERS.—Subject to paragraph (5), small employers described in this paragraph are employers that are not described in paragraph (1) or (2) and have 100 or fewer employees.

(4) LARGER EMPLOYERS.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Beginning with Y3, the Commissioner may permit employers not described in paragraph (1), (2), or (3) to be Exchange-eligible employers.

(B) PHASE-IN.—In applying subparagraph (A), the Commissioner may phase-in the application of such subparagraph based on the number of full-time employees of an employer and such other considerations as the Commissioner deems appropriate.

(5) CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY.—Once an employer is permitted to be an Exchange-eligible employer under this subsection and enrolls employees through the Health Insurance Exchange, the employer shall continue to be treated as an Exchange-eligible employer for each subsequent plan year regardless of the number of employees involved unless and until the employer meets the requirement of section 411(a) through paragraph (1) of such section by offering a group health plan and not through offering an Exchange-participating health benefits plan.

(6) EMPLOYER PARTICIPATION AND CONTRIBUTIONS.—

(A) SATISFACTION OF EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITY.—For any year in which an employer is an Exchange-eligible employer, such employer may meet the requirements of section 412 with respect to employees of such employer by offering such employees the option of enrolling with Exchange-participating health benefits plans through the Health Insurance Exchange consistent with the provisions of subtitle B of title IV.

(B) EMPLOYEE CHOICE.—Any employee offered Exchange-participating health benefits plans by the employer of such employee under subparagraph (A) may choose coverage under any such plan. That choice includes, with respect to family coverage, coverage of the dependents of such employee.

(7) AFFILIATED GROUPS.—Any employer which is part of a group of employers who are treated as a single employer under subsection (b), (c), (m), or (o) of section 414 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 shall be treated, for purposes of this subtitle, as a single employer.

(8) TREATMENT OF MULTI-EMPLOYER PLANS.—The plan sponsor of a group health plan (as defined in section 773(a) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974) that is a multi-employer plan (as defined in section 3(37) of such Act) may obtain health insurance coverage with respect to participants in the plan through the Exchange to the same extent that an employer not described in paragraph (1) or (2) is permitted by the Commissioner to obtain health insurance coverage through the Exchange as an Exchange-eligible employer.

(9) OTHER COUNTING RULES.—The Commissioner shall establish rules relating to how employees are counted for purposes of carrying out this subsection.

(f) Special situation authority.—The Commissioner shall have the authority to establish such rules as may be necessary to deal with special situations with regard to uninsured individuals and employers participating as Exchange-eligible individuals and employers, such as transition periods for individuals and employers who gain, or lose, Exchange-eligible participation status, and to establish grace periods for premium payment.

(g) Surveys of individuals and employers.—The Commissioner shall provide for periodic surveys of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers concerning satisfaction of such individuals and employers with the Health Insurance Exchange and Exchange-participating health benefits plans.

(h) Exchange access study.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall conduct a study of access to the Health Insurance Exchange for individuals and for employers, including individuals and employers who are not eligible and enrolled in Exchange-participating health benefits plans. The goal of the study is to determine if there are significant groups and types of individuals and employers who are not Exchange-eligible individuals or employers, but who would have improved benefits and affordability if made eligible for coverage in the Exchange.

(2) ITEMS INCLUDED IN STUDY.—Such study also shall examine—

(A) the terms, conditions, and affordability of group health coverage offered by employers and QHBP offering entities outside of the Exchange compared to Exchange-participating health benefits plans; and

(B) the affordability-test standard for access of certain employed individuals to coverage in the Health Insurance Exchange.

(3) REPORT.—Not later than January 1 of Y3, in Y6, and thereafter, the Commissioner shall submit to Congress a report on the study conducted under this subsection and shall include in such report recommendations regarding changes in standards for Exchange eligibility for individuals and employers.

SEC. 303. Benefits package levels.

(a) In general.—The Commissioner shall specify the benefits to be made available under Exchange-participating health benefits plans during each plan year, consistent with subtitle C of title II and this section.

(b) Limitation on health benefits plans offered by offering entities.—The Commissioner may not enter into a contract with a QHBP offering entity under section 304(c) for the offering of an Exchange-participating health benefits plan in a service area unless the following requirements are met:

(1) REQUIRED OFFERING OF BASIC PLAN.—The entity offers only one basic plan for such service area.

(2) OPTIONAL OFFERING OF ENHANCED PLAN.—If and only if the entity offers a basic plan for such service area, the entity may offer one enhanced plan for such area.

(3) OPTIONAL OFFERING OF PREMIUM PLAN.—If and only if the entity offers an enhanced plan for such service area, the entity may offer one premium plan for such area.

(4) OPTIONAL OFFERING OF PREMIUM-PLUS PLANS.—If and only if the entity offers a premium plan for such service area, the entity may offer one or more premium-plus plans for such area.

All such plans may be offered under a single contract with the Commissioner.

(c) Specification of benefit levels for plans.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall establish the following standards consistent with this subsection and title II:

(A) BASIC, ENHANCED, AND PREMIUM PLANS.—Standards for 3 levels of Exchange-participating health benefits plans: basic, enhanced, and premium (in this division referred to as a “basic plan”, “enhanced plan”, and “premium plan”, respectively).

(B) PREMIUM-PLUS PLAN BENEFITS.—Standards for additional benefits that may be offered, consistent with this subsection and subtitle C of title II, under a premium plan (such a plan with additional benefits referred to in this division as a “premium-plus plan”) .

(2) BASIC PLAN.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—A basic plan shall offer the essential benefits package required under title II for a qualified health benefits plan with an actuarial value of 70 percent of the full actuarial value of the benefits provided under the reference benefits package.

(B) TIERED COST-SHARING FOR AFFORDABLE CREDIT ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS.—In the case of an affordable credit eligible individual (as defined in section 342(a)(1)) enrolled in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan, the benefits under a basic plan are modified to provide for the reduced cost-sharing for the income tier applicable to the individual under section 324(c).

(3) ENHANCED PLAN.—An enhanced plan shall offer, in addition to the level of benefits under the basic plan, a lower level of cost-sharing as provided under title II consistent with section 223(b)(5)(A).

(4) PREMIUM PLAN.—A premium plan shall offer, in addition to the level of benefits under the basic plan, a lower level of cost-sharing as provided under title II consistent with section 223(b)(5)(B).

(5) PREMIUM-PLUS PLAN.—A premium-plus plan is a premium plan that also provides additional benefits, such as adult oral health and vision care, approved by the Commissioner. The portion of the premium that is attributable to such additional benefits shall be separately specified.

(6) RANGE OF PERMISSIBLE VARIATION IN COST-SHARING.—The Commissioner shall establish a permissible range of variation of cost-sharing for each basic, enhanced, and premium plan, except with respect to any benefit for which there is no cost-sharing permitted under the essential benefits package. Such variation shall permit a variation of not more than plus (or minus) 10 percent in cost-sharing with respect to each benefit category specified under section 222. Nothing in this subtitle shall be construed as prohibiting tiering in cost-sharing, including through preferred and participating providers and prescription drugs. In applying this paragraph, a health benefits plan may increase the cost-sharing by 10 percent within each category or tier, as applicable, and may decrease or eliminate cost-sharing in any category or tier as compared to the essential benefits package.

(d) Treatment of State benefit mandates.—Insofar as a State requires a health insurance issuer offering health insurance coverage to include benefits beyond the essential benefits package, such requirement shall continue to apply to an Exchange-participating health benefits plan, if the State has entered into an arrangement satisfactory to the Commissioner to reimburse the Commissioner for the amount of any net increase in affordability premium credits under subtitle C as a result of an increase in premium in basic plans as a result of application of such requirement.

(e) Rules regarding coverage of and affordability credits for specified services.—

(1) ASSURED AVAILABILITY OF VARIED COVERAGE THROUGH THE HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.—The Commissioner shall assure that, of the Exchange participating health benefits plan offered in each premium rating area of the Health Insurance Exchange—

(A) there is at least one such plan that provides coverage of services described in subparagraphs (A) and (B) of section 222(d)(4); and

(B) there is at least one such plan that does not provide coverage of services described in section 222(d)(4)(A) which plan may also be one that does not provide coverage of services described in section 222(d)(4)(B).

(2) SEGREGATION OF FUNDS.—If a qualified health benefits plan provides coverage of services described in section 222(d)(4)(A), the plan shall provide assurances satisfactory to the Commissioner that—

(A) any affordability credits provided under subtitle C of title II are not used for purposes of paying for such services; and

(B) only premium amounts attributable to the actuarial value described in section 213(b) are used for such purpose.

SEC. 304. Contracts for the offering of Exchange-participating health benefits plans.

(a) Contracting duties.—In carrying out section 301(b)(1) and consistent with this subtitle:

(1) OFFERING ENTITY AND PLAN STANDARDS.—The Commissioner shall—

(A) establish standards necessary to implement the requirements of this title and title II for—

(i) QHBP offering entities for the offering of an Exchange-participating health benefits plan; and

(ii) Exchange-participating health benefits plans; and

(B) certify QHBP offering entities and qualified health benefits plans as meeting such standards and requirements of this title and title II for purposes of this subtitle.

(2) SOLICITING AND NEGOTIATING BIDS; CONTRACTS.—

(A) BID SOLICITATION.—The Commissioner shall solicit bids from QHBP offering entities for the offering of Exchange-participating health benefits plans. Such bids shall include justification for proposed premiums.

(B) BID REVIEW AND NEGOTIATION.—The Commissioner shall, based upon a review of such bids including the premiums and their affordability, negotiate with such entities for the offering of such plans.

(C) DENIAL OF EXCESSIVE PREMIUMS.—The Commissioner shall deny excessive premiums and premium increases.

(D) CONTRACTS.—The Commissioner shall enter into contracts with such entities for the offering of such plans through the Health Insurance Exchange under terms (consistent with this title) negotiated between the Commissioner and such entities.

(3) FEDERAL ACQUISITION REGULATION.—In carrying out this subtitle, the Commissioner may waive such provisions of the Federal Acquisition Regulation that the Commissioner determines to be inconsistent with the furtherance of this subtitle, other than provisions relating to confidentiality of information. Competitive procedures shall be used in awarding contracts under this subtitle to the extent that such procedures are consistent with this subtitle.

(b) Standards for QHBP offering entities To offer Exchange-Participating health benefits plans.—The standards established under subsection (a)(1)(A) shall require that, in order for a QHBP offering entity to offer an Exchange-participating health benefits plan, the entity must meet the following requirements:

(1) LICENSED.—The entity shall be licensed to offer health insurance coverage under State law for each State in which it is offering such coverage.

(2) DATA REPORTING.—The entity shall provide for the reporting of such information as the Commissioner may specify, including information necessary to administer the risk pooling mechanism described in section 306(b) and information to address disparities in health and health care.

(3) AFFORDABILITY.—The entity shall provide for affordable premiums.

(4) IMPLEMENTING AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.—The entity shall provide for implementation of the affordability credits provided for enrollees under subtitle C, including the reduction in cost-sharing under section 344(c).

(5) ENROLLMENT.—The entity shall accept all enrollments under this subtitle, subject to such exceptions (such as capacity limitations) in accordance with the requirements under title II for a qualified health benefits plan. The entity shall notify the Commissioner if the entity projects or anticipates reaching such a capacity limitation that would result in a limitation in enrollment.

(6) RISK POOLING PARTICIPATION.—The entity shall participate in such risk pooling mechanism as the Commissioner establishes under section 306(b).

(7) ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY PROVIDERS.—With respect to the basic plan offered by the entity, the entity shall include within the plan network those essential community providers, where available, that serve predominantly low-income, medically-underserved individuals, such as health care providers defined in section 340B(a)(4) of the Public Health Service Act and providers described in section 1927(c)(1)(D)(i)(IV) of the Social Security Act (as amended by section 221 of Public Law 111–8). The Commissioner shall specify the extent to which and manner in which the previous sentence shall apply in the case of a basic plan with respect to which the Commissioner determines provides substantially all benefits through a health maintenance organization, as defined in section 2791(b)(3) of the Public Health Service Act. This paragraph shall not be construed to require a basic plan to contract with a provider if such provider refuses to accept the generally applicable payment rates of such plan.

(8) CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY APPROPRIATE SERVICES AND COMMUNICATIONS.—The entity shall provide for culturally and linguistically appropriate communication and health services.

(9) SPECIAL RULES WITH RESPECT TO INDIAN ENROLLEES AND INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.—

(A) CHOICE OF PROVIDERS.—The entity shall—

(i) demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Commissioner that it has contracted with a sufficient number of Indian health care providers to ensure timely access to covered services furnished by such providers to individual Indians through the entity’s Exchange-participating health benefits plan; and

(ii) agree to pay Indian health care providers, whether such providers are participating or nonparticipating providers with respect to the entity, for covered services provided to those enrollees who are eligible to receive services from such providers at a rate that is not less than the level and amount of payment which the entity would make for the services of a participating provider which is not an Indian health care provider.

(B) SPECIAL RULE RELATING TO INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.—Provision of services by an Indian health care provider exclusively to Indians and their dependents shall not constitute discrimination under this Act.

(10) PROGRAM INTEGRITY STANDARDS.—The entity shall establish and operate a program to protect and promote the integrity of Exchange-participating health benefits plans it offers, in accordance with standards and functions established by the Commissioner.

(11) ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.—The entity shall comply with other applicable requirements of this title, as specified by the Commissioner, which shall include standards regarding billing and collection practices for premiums and related grace periods and which may include standards to ensure that the entity does not use coercive practices to force providers not to contract with other entities offering coverage through the Health Insurance Exchange.

(c) Contracts.—

(1) BID APPLICATION.—To be eligible to enter into a contract under this section, a QHBP offering entity shall submit to the Commissioner a bid at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Commissioner may require.

(2) TERM.—Each contract with a QHBP offering entity under this section shall be for a term of not less than one year, but may be made automatically renewable from term to term in the absence of notice of termination by either party.

(3) ENFORCEMENT OF NETWORK ADEQUACY.—In the case of a health benefits plan of a QHBP offering entity that uses a provider network, the contract under this section with the entity shall provide that if—

(A) the Commissioner determines that such provider network does not meet such standards as the Commissioner shall establish under section 215; and

(B) an individual enrolled in such plan receives an item or service from a provider that is not within such network;

then any cost-sharing for such item or service shall be equal to the amount of such cost-sharing that would be imposed if such item or service was furnished by a provider within such network.

(4) OVERSIGHT AND ENFORCEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES.—The Commissioner shall establish processes, in coordination with State insurance regulators, to oversee, monitor, and enforce applicable requirements of this title with respect to QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits plans, including the marketing of such plans. Such processes shall include the following:

(A) GRIEVANCE AND COMPLAINT MECHANISMS.—The Commissioner shall establish, in coordination with State insurance regulators, a process under which Exchange-eligible individuals and employers may file complaints concerning violations of such standards.

(B) ENFORCEMENT.—In carrying out authorities under this division relating to the Health Insurance Exchange, the Commissioner may impose one or more of the intermediate sanctions described in section 242(d).

(C) TERMINATION.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner may terminate a contract with a QHBP offering entity under this section for the offering of an Exchange-participating health benefits plan if such entity fails to comply with the applicable requirements of this title. Any determination by the Commissioner to terminate a contract shall be made in accordance with formal investigation and compliance procedures established by the Commissioner under which—

(I) the Commissioner provides the entity with the reasonable opportunity to develop and implement a corrective action plan to correct the deficiencies that were the basis of the Commissioner’s determination; and

(II) the Commissioner provides the entity with reasonable notice and opportunity for hearing (including the right to appeal an initial decision) before terminating the contract.

(ii) EXCEPTION FOR IMMINENT AND SERIOUS RISK TO HEALTH.—Clause (i) shall not apply if the Commissioner determines that a delay in termination, resulting from compliance with the procedures specified in such clause prior to termination, would pose an imminent and serious risk to the health of individuals enrolled under the qualified health benefits plan of the QHBP offering entity.

(D) CONSTRUCTION.—Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as preventing the application of other sanctions under subtitle E of title II with respect to an entity for a violation of such a requirement.

(5) SPECIAL RULE RELATED TO COST-SHARING AND INDIAN HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.—The contract under this section with a QHBP offering entity for a health benefits plan shall provide that if an individual who is an Indian is enrolled in such a plan and such individual receives a covered item or service from an Indian health care provider (regardless of whether such provider is in the plan’s provider network), the cost-sharing for such item or service shall be equal to the amount of cost-sharing that would be imposed if such item or service—

(A) had been furnished by another provider in the plan’s provider network; or

(B) in the case that the plan has no such network, was furnished by a non-Indian provider.

(6) NATIONAL PLAN.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing the Commissioner from entering into a contract under this subsection with a QHBP offering entity for the offering of a health benefits plan with the same benefits in every State so long as such entity is licensed to offer such plan in each State and the benefits meet the applicable requirements in each such State.

(d) No discrimination on the basis of provision of abortion.—No Exchange participating health benefits plan may discriminate against any individual health care provider or health care facility because of its willingness or unwillingness to provide, pay for, provide coverage of, or refer for abortions.

SEC. 305. Outreach and enrollment of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers in Exchange-participating health benefits plan.

(a) In general.—

(1) OUTREACH.—The Commissioner shall conduct outreach activities consistent with subsection (c), including through use of appropriate entities as described in paragraph (3) of such subsection, to inform and educate individuals and employers about the Health Insurance Exchange and Exchange-participating health benefits plan options. Such outreach shall include outreach specific to vulnerable populations, such as children, individuals with disabilities, individuals with mental illness, and individuals with other cognitive impairments.

(2) ELIGIBILITY.—The Commissioner shall make timely determinations of whether individuals and employers are Exchange-eligible individuals and employers (as defined in section 302).

(3) ENROLLMENT.—The Commissioner shall establish and carry out an enrollment process for Exchange-eligible individuals and employers, including at community locations, in accordance with subsection (b).

(b) Enrollment process.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall establish a process consistent with this title for enrollments in Exchange-participating health benefits plans. Such process shall provide for enrollment through means such as the mail, by telephone, electronically, and in person.

(2) ENROLLMENT PERIODS.—

(A) OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD.—The Commissioner shall establish an annual open enrollment period during which an Exchange-eligible individual or employer may elect to enroll in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan for the following plan year and an enrollment period for affordability credits under subtitle C. Such periods shall be during September through November of each year, or such other time that would maximize timeliness of income verification for purposes of such subtitle. The open enrollment period shall not be less than 30 days.

(B) SPECIAL ENROLLMENT.—The Commissioner shall also provide for special enrollment periods to take into account special circumstances of individuals and employers, such as an individual who—

(i) loses acceptable coverage;

(ii) experiences a change in marital or other dependent status;

(iii) moves outside the service area of the Exchange-participating health benefits plan in which the individual is enrolled; or

(iv) experiences a significant change in income.

(C) ENROLLMENT INFORMATION.—The Commissioner shall provide for the broad dissemination of information to prospective enrollees on the enrollment process, including before each open enrollment period. In carrying out the previous sentence, the Commissioner may work with other appropriate entities to facilitate such provision of information.

(3) AUTOMATIC ENROLLMENT FOR NON-MEDICAID ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner shall provide for a process under which individuals who are Exchange-eligible individuals described in subparagraph (B) are automatically enrolled under an appropriate Exchange-participating health benefits plan. Such process may involve a random assignment or some other form of assignment that takes into account the health care providers used by the individual involved or such other relevant factors as the Commissioner may specify.

(B) SUBSIDIZED INDIVIDUALS DESCRIBED.—An individual described in this subparagraph is an Exchange-eligible individual who is either of the following:

(i) AFFORDABILITY CREDIT ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS.—The individual—

(I) has applied for, and been determined eligible for, affordability credits under subtitle C;

(II) has not opted out from receiving such affordability credit; and

(III) does not otherwise enroll in another Exchange-participating health benefits plan.

(ii) INDIVIDUALS ENROLLED IN A TERMINATED PLAN.—The individual who is enrolled in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan that is terminated (during or at the end of a plan year) and who does not otherwise enroll in another Exchange-participating health benefits plan.

(4) DIRECT PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS TO PLANS.—Under the enrollment process, individuals enrolled in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan shall pay such plans directly, and not through the Commissioner or the Health Insurance Exchange.

(c) Coverage information and assistance.—

(1) COVERAGE INFORMATION.—The Commissioner shall provide for the broad dissemination of information on Exchange-participating health benefits plans offered under this title. Such information shall be provided in a comparative manner, and shall include information on benefits, premiums, cost-sharing, quality, provider networks, and consumer satisfaction.

(2) CONSUMER ASSISTANCE WITH CHOICE.—To provide assistance to Exchange-eligible individuals and employers, the Commissioner shall—

(A) provide for the operation of a toll-free telephone hotline to respond to requests for assistance and maintain an Internet Web site through which individuals may obtain information on coverage under Exchange-participating health benefits plans and file complaints;

(B) develop and disseminate information to Exchange-eligible enrollees on their rights and responsibilities;

(C) assist Exchange-eligible individuals in selecting Exchange-participating health benefits plans and obtaining benefits through such plans; and

(D) ensure that the Internet Web site described in subparagraph (A) and the information described in subparagraph (B) is developed using plain language (as defined in section 233(a)(2)).

(3) USE OF OTHER ENTITIES.—In carrying out this subsection, the Commissioner may work with other appropriate entities to facilitate the dissemination of information under this subsection and to provide assistance as described in paragraph (2).

(d) Coverage for certain newborns under Medicaid.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of a child born in the United States who at the time of birth is not otherwise covered under acceptable coverage, for the period of time beginning on the date of birth and ending on the date the child otherwise is covered under acceptable coverage (or, if earlier, the end of the month in which the 60-day period, beginning on the date of birth, ends), the child shall be deemed—

(A) to be a Medicaid eligible individual for purposes of this division and Medicaid; and

(B) to be automatically enrolled in Medicaid as a traditional Medicaid eligible individual (as defined in section 1943(c) of the Social Security Act).

(2) EXTENDED TREATMENT AS MEDICAID ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUAL.—In the case of a child described in paragraph (1) who at the end of the period referred to in such paragraph is not otherwise covered under acceptable coverage, the child shall be deemed (until such time as the child obtains such coverage or the State otherwise makes a determination of the child’s eligibility for medical assistance under its Medicaid plan pursuant to section 1943(b)(1) of the Social Security Act) to be a Medicaid eligible individual described in section 1902(l)(1)(B) of such Act.

(e) Medicaid coverage for Medicaid eligible individuals.—

(1) MEDICAID ENROLLMENT OBLIGATION.—An individual may apply, in the manner described in section 341(b)(1), for a determination of whether the individual is a Medicaid-eligible individual. If the individual is determined to be so eligible, the Commissioner, through the Medicaid memorandum of understanding under paragraph (2), shall provide for the enrollment of the individual under the State Medicaid plan in accordance with such memorandum of understanding. In the case of such an enrollment, the State shall provide for the same periodic redetermination of eligibility under Medicaid as would otherwise apply if the individual had directly applied for medical assistance to the State Medicaid agency.

(2) COORDINATED ENROLLMENT WITH STATE THROUGH MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING.—The Commissioner, in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services, shall enter into a memorandum of understanding with each State with respect to coordinating enrollment of individuals in Exchange-participating health benefits plans and under the State’s Medicaid program consistent with this section and to otherwise coordinate the implementation of the provisions of this division with respect to the Medicaid program. Such memorandum shall permit the exchange of information consistent with the limitations described in section 1902(a)(7) of the Social Security Act. Nothing in this section shall be construed as permitting such memorandum to modify or vitiate any requirement of a State Medicaid plan.

(f) Effective culturally and linguistically appropriate communication.—In carrying out this section, the Commissioner shall establish effective methods for communicating in plain language and a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner.

(g) Role for enrollment agents and brokers.—Nothing in this division shall be construed to affect the role of enrollment agents and brokers under State law, including with regard to the enrollment of individuals and employers in qualified health benefits plans including the public health insurance option.

(h) Assistance for small employers.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner, in consultation with the Small Business Administration, shall establish and carry out a program to provide to small employers counseling and technical assistance with respect to the provision of health insurance to employees of such employers through the Health Insurance Exchange.

(2) DUTIES.—The program established under paragraph (1) shall include the following services:

(A) Educational activities to increase awareness of the Health Insurance Exchange and available small employer health plan options.

(B) Distribution of information to small employers with respect to the enrollment and selection process for health plans available under the Health Insurance Exchange, including standardized comparative information on the health plans available under the Health Insurance Exchange.

(C) Distribution of information to small employers with respect to available affordability credits or other financial assistance.

(D) Referrals to appropriate entities of complaints and questions relating to the Health Insurance Exchange.

(E) Enrollment and plan selection assistance for employers with respect to the Health Insurance Exchange.

(F) Responses to questions relating to the Health Insurance Exchange and the program established under paragraph (1).

(3) AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE SERVICES DIRECTLY OR BY CONTRACT.—The Commissioner may provide services under paragraph (2) directly or by contract with nonprofit entities that the Commissioner determines capable of carrying out such services.

(4) SMALL EMPLOYER DEFINED.—In this subsection, the term “small employer” means an employer with less than 100 employees.

(i) Participation of small employer benefit arrangements.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner may enter into contracts with small employer benefit arrangements to provide consumer information, outreach, and assistance in the enrollment of small employers (and their employees) who are members of such an arrangement under Exchange participating health benefits plans.

(2) SMALL EMPLOYER BENEFIT ARRANGEMENT DEFINED.—In this subsection, the term “small employer benefit arrangement” means a not-for-profit agricultural or other cooperative that—

(A) consists solely of its members and is operated for the primary purpose of providing affordable employee benefits to its members;

(B) only has as members small employers in the same industry or line of business;

(C) has no member that has more than a 5 percent voting interest in the cooperative; and

(D) is governed by a board of directors elected by its members.

SEC. 306. Other functions.

(a) Coordination of affordability credits.—The Commissioner shall coordinate the distribution of affordability premium and cost-sharing credits under subtitle C to QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits plans.

(b) Coordination of risk pooling.—The Commissioner shall establish a mechanism whereby there is an adjustment made of the premium amounts payable among QHBP offering entities offering Exchange-participating health benefits plans of premiums collected for such plans that takes into account (in a manner specified by the Commissioner) the differences in the risk characteristics of individuals and employees enrolled under the different Exchange-participating health benefits plans offered by such entities so as to minimize the impact of adverse selection of enrollees among the plans offered by such entities. For purposes of the previous sentence, the Commissioner may utilize data regarding enrollee demographics, inpatient and outpatient diagnoses (in a similar manner as such data are used under parts C and D of title XVIII of the Social Security Act), and such other information as the Secretary determines may be necessary, such as the actual medical costs of enrollees during the previous year.

SEC. 307. Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund.

(a) Establishment of Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund.—There is created within the Treasury of the United States a trust fund to be known as the “Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund” (in this section referred to as the “Trust Fund”), consisting of such amounts as may be appropriated or credited to the Trust Fund under this section or any other provision of law.

(b) Payments from Trust Fund.—The Commissioner shall pay from time to time from the Trust Fund such amounts as the Commissioner determines are necessary to make payments to operate the Health Insurance Exchange, including payments under subtitle C (relating to affordability credits).

(c) Transfers to Trust Fund.—

(1) DEDICATED PAYMENTS.—There are hereby appropriated to the Trust Fund amounts equivalent to the following:

(A) TAXES ON INDIVIDUALS NOT OBTAINING ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.—The amounts received in the Treasury under section 59B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to requirement of health insurance coverage for individuals).

(B) EMPLOYMENT TAXES ON EMPLOYERS NOT PROVIDING ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.—The amounts received in the Treasury under sections 3111(c) and 3221(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to employers electing to not provide health benefits).

(C) EXCISE TAX ON FAILURES TO MEET CERTAIN HEALTH COVERAGE REQUIREMENTS.—The amounts received in the Treasury under section 4980H(b) (relating to excise tax with respect to failure to meet health coverage participation requirements).

(2) APPROPRIATIONS TO COVER GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTIONS.—There are hereby appropriated, out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to the Trust Fund, an amount equivalent to the amount of payments made from the Trust Fund under subsection (b) plus such amounts as are necessary reduced by the amounts deposited under paragraph (1).

(d) Application of certain rules.—Rules similar to the rules of subchapter B of chapter 98 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 shall apply with respect to the Trust Fund.

SEC. 308. Optional operation of State-based health insurance exchanges.

(a) In general.—If—

(1) a State (or group of States, subject to the approval of the Commissioner) applies to the Commissioner for approval of a State-based Health Insurance Exchange to operate in the State (or group of States); and

(2) the Commissioner approves such State-based Health Insurance Exchange,

then, subject to subsections (c) and (d), the State-based Health Insurance Exchange shall operate, instead of the Health Insurance Exchange, with respect to such State (or group of States). The Commissioner shall approve a State-based Health Insurance Exchange if it meets the requirements for approval under subsection (b).

(b) Requirements for approval.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Commissioner may not approve a State-based Health Insurance Exchange under this section unless the following requirements are met:

(A) The State-based Health Insurance Exchange must demonstrate the capacity to and provide assurances satisfactory to the Commissioner that the State-based Health Insurance Exchange will carry out the functions specified for the Health Insurance Exchange in the State (or States) involved, including—

(i) negotiating and contracting with QHBP offering entities for the offering of Exchange-participating health benefits plans, which satisfy the standards and requirements of this title and title II;

(ii) enrolling Exchange-eligible individuals and employers in such State in such plans;

(iii) the establishment of sufficient local offices to meet the needs of Exchange-eligible individuals and employers;

(iv) administering affordability credits under subtitle B using the same methodologies (and at least the same income verification methods) as would otherwise apply under such subtitle and at a cost to the Federal Government which does exceed the cost to the Federal Government if this section did not apply; and

(v) enforcement activities consistent with Federal requirements.

(B) There is no more than one Health Insurance Exchange operating with respect to any one State.

(C) The State provides assurances satisfactory to the Commissioner that approval of such an Exchange will not result in any net increase in expenditures to the Federal Government.

(D) The State provides for reporting of such information as the Commissioner determines and assurances satisfactory to the Commissioner that it will vigorously enforce violations of applicable requirements.

(E) Such other requirements as the Commissioner may specify.

(2) PRESUMPTION FOR CERTAIN STATE-OPERATED EXCHANGES.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—In the case of a State operating an Exchange prior to January 1, 2010, that seeks to operate the State-based Health Insurance Exchange under this section, the Commissioner shall presume that such Exchange meets the standards under this section unless the Commissioner determines, after completion of the process established under subparagraph (B), that the Exchange does not comply with such standards.

(B) PROCESS.—The Commissioner shall establish a process to work with a State described in subparagraph (A) to provide assistance necessary to assure that the State’s Exchange comes into compliance with the standards for approval under this section.

(c) Ceasing operation.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—A State-based Health Insurance Exchange may, at the option of each State involved, and only after providing timely and reasonable notice to the Commissioner, cease operation as such an Exchange, in which case the Health Insurance Exchange shall operate, instead of such State-based Health Insurance Exchange, with respect to such State (or States).

(2) TERMINATION; HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE RESUMPTION OF FUNCTIONS.—The Commissioner may terminate the approval (for some or all functions) of a State-based Health Insurance Exchange under this section if the Commissioner determines that such Exchange no longer meets the requirements of subsection (b) or is no longer capable of carrying out such functions in accordance with the requirements of this subtitle. In lieu of terminating such approval, the Commissioner may temporarily assume some or all functions of the State-based Health Insurance Exchange until such time as the Commissioner determines the State-based Health Insurance Exchange meets such requirements of subsection (b) and is capable of carrying out such functions in accordance with the requirements of this subtitle.

(3) EFFECTIVENESS.—The ceasing or termination of a State-based Health Insurance Exchange under this subsection shall be effective in such time and manner as the Commissioner shall specify.

(d) Retention of authority.—

(1) AUTHORITY RETAINED.—Enforcement authorities of the Commissioner shall be retained by the Commissioner.

(2) DISCRETION TO RETAIN ADDITIONAL AUTHORITY.—The Commissioner may specify functions of the Health Insurance Exchange that—

(A) may not be performed by a State-based Health Insurance Exchange under this section; or

(B) may be performed by the Commissioner and by such a State-based Health Insurance Exchange.

(e) References.—In the case of a State-based Health Insurance Exchange, except as the Commissioner may otherwise specify under subsection (d), any references in this subtitle to the Health Insurance Exchange or to the Commissioner in the area in which the State-based Health Insurance Exchange operates shall be deemed a reference to the State-based Health Insurance Exchange and the head of such Exchange, respectively.

(f) Funding.—In the case of a State-based Health Insurance Exchange, there shall be assistance provided for the operation of such Exchange in the form of a matching grant with a State share of expenditures required.

SEC. 309. Interstate health insurance compacts.

(a) In general.—Effective January 1, 2015, 2 or more States may form Health Care Choice Compacts (in this section referred to as “compacts”) to facilitate the purchase of individual health insurance coverage across State lines.

(b) Model guidelines.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services (in this section referred to as the “Secretary”) shall request the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (in this section referred to as “NAIC”) to develop model guidelines for the creation of compacts. In developing such guidelines, the NAIC shall consult with consumers, health insurance issuers, the Secretary, and other interested parties. Such guidelines shall—

(1) provide for the sale of health insurance coverage to residents of all compacting States subject to the laws and regulations of a primary State designated by the health insurance issuer;

(2) require health insurance issuers issuing health insurance coverage in secondary States to maintain licensure in every such State;

(3) preserve the authority of the State of an individual’s residence to address—

(A) market conduct;

(B) unfair trade practices;

(C) network adequacy;

(D) consumer protection standards;

(E) grievance and appeals;

(F) fair claims payment requirements; and

(G) prompt payment of claims;

(4) permit State insurance commissioners and other State agencies in secondary States access to the records of a health insurance issuer to the same extent as if the policy were written in that State; and

(5) provide for clear and conspicuous disclosure to consumers that the policy may not be subject to all the laws and regulations of the State in which the purchaser resides.

(c) Required consideration.—If model guidelines developed under subsection (b) are submitted to the Secretary by January 1, 2013, the Secretary shall issue them as regulations. If the NAIC fails to submit such model guidelines by such date, the Secretary shall, no later than October 1, 2013, develop and promulgate the regulations implementing model guidelines described in subsection (b).

(d) No requirement to compact.—Nothing in this section shall be construed to require a State to join a compact.

(e) State authority.—A State may not enter into a compact under this subsection unless the State enacts a law after the date of enactment of this Act that specifically authorizes the State to enter into such compact.

(f) Consumer protections.—If a State enters into a compact it must retain responsibility for the consumer protections of its residents and its residents retain the right to bring a claim in a State court in the State in which the resident resides.

(g) Assistance to compacting states.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Beginning January 1, 2015, the Secretary shall make awards, from amounts appropriated under paragraph (5), to States in the amount specified in paragraph (2) for the uses described in paragraph (3).

(2) AMOUNT SPECIFIED.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—For each fiscal year, the Secretary shall determine the total amount that the Secretary will make available for grants under this subsection.

(B) STATE AMOUNT.—For each State that is awarded a grant under paragraph (1), the amount of such grants shall be based on a formula established by the Secretary, not to exceed $1 million per State, under which States shall receive an award in the amount that is based on the following two components:

(i) A minimum amount for each State.

(ii) An additional amount based on population of the State.

(3) USE OF FUNDS.—A State shall use amounts awarded under this subsection for activities (including planning activities) related regulating health insurance coverage sold in secondary States.

(4) RENEWABILITY OF GRANT.—The Secretary may renew a grant award under paragraph (1) if the State receiving the grant continues to be a member of a compact.

(5) AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.—There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary to carry out this subsection in each of fiscal years 2015 through 2020.

SEC. 310. Health insurance cooperatives.

(a) Establishment.—Not later than 6 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Commissioner, in consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury, shall establish a Consumer Operated and Oriented Plan program (in this section referred to as the “CO–OP program”) under which the Commissioner may make grants and loans for the establishment and initial operation of not-for-profit, member–run health insurance cooperatives (in this section individually referred to as a “cooperative”) that provide insurance through the Health Insurance Exchange or a State-based Health Insurance Exchange under section 308. Nothing in this section shall be construed as requiring a State to establish such a cooperative.

(b) Start-up and solvency grants and loans.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 36 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Commissioner, acting through the CO–OP program, may make—

(A) loans (of such period and with such terms as the Secretary may specify) to cooperatives to assist such cooperatives with start-up costs; and

(B) grants to cooperatives to assist such cooperatives in meeting State solvency requirements in the States in which such cooperative offers or issues insurance coverage.

(2) CONDITIONS.—A grant or loan may not be awarded under this subsection with respect to a cooperative unless the following conditions are met:

(A) The cooperative is structured as a not-for-profit, member organization under the law of each State in which such cooperative offers, intends to offer, or issues insurance coverage, with the membership of the cooperative being made up entirely of beneficiaries of the insurance coverage offered by such cooperative.

(B) The cooperative did not offer insurance on or before July 16, 2009, and the cooperative is not an affiliate or successor to an insurance company offering insurance on or before such date.

(C) The governing documents of the cooperative incorporate ethical and conflict of interest standards designed to protect against insurance industry involvement and interference in the governance of the cooperative.

(D) The cooperative is not sponsored by a State government.

(E) Substantially all of the activities of the cooperative consist of the issuance of qualified health benefits plans through the Health Insurance Exchange or a State-based health insurance exchange.

(F) The cooperative is licensed to offer insurance in each State in which it offers insurance.

(G) The governance of the cooperative must be subject to a majority vote of its members.

(H) As provided in guidance issued by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the cooperative operates with a strong consumer focus, including timeliness, responsiveness, and accountability to members.

(I) Any profits made by the cooperative are used to lower premiums, improve benefits, or to otherwise improve the quality of health care delivered to members.

(3) PRIORITY.—The Commissioner, in making grants and loans under this subsection, shall give priority to cooperatives that—

(A) operate on a statewide basis;

(B) use an integrated delivery system; or

(C) have a significant level of financial support from nongovernmental sources.

(4) RULES OF CONSTRUCTION.—Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent a cooperative established in one State from integrating with a cooperative established in another State the administration, issuance of coverage, or other activities related to acting as a QHBP offering entity. Nothing in this section shall be construed as preventing State governments from taking actions to permit such integration.

(5) AMORTIZATION OF GRANTS AND LOANS.—The Secretary shall provide for the repayment of grants or loans provided under this subsection to the Treasury in an amortized manner over a 10-year period.

(6) REPAYMENT FOR VIOLATIONS OF TERMS OF PROGRAM.—If a cooperative violates the terms of the CO–OP program and fails to correct the violation within a reasonable period of time, as determined by the Commissioner, the cooperative shall repay the total amount of any loan or grant received by such cooperative under this section, plus interest (at a rate determined by the Secretary).

(7) AUTHORIZATION OF APPROPRIATIONS.—There is authorized to be appropriated $5,000,000,000 for the period of fiscal years 2010 through 2014 to provide for grants and loans under this subsection.

(c) Definitions.—For purposes of this section:

(1) STATE.—The term “State” means each of the 50 States and the District of Columbia.

(2) MEMBER.—The term “member”, with respect to a cooperative, means an individual who, after the cooperative offers health insurance coverage, is enrolled in such coverage.

SEC. 311. Retention of DOD and VA authority.

Nothing in this subtitle shall be construed as affecting any authority under title 38, United States Code, or chapter 55 of title 10, United States Code.

subtitle BPublic Health Insurance Option

SEC. 321. Establishment and administration of a public health insurance option as an Exchange-qualified health benefits plan.

(a) Establishment.—For years beginning with Y1, the Secretary of Health and Human Services (in this subtitle referred to as the “Secretary”) shall provide for the offering of an Exchange-participating health benefits plan (in this division referred to as the “public health insurance option”) that ensures choice, competition, and stability of affordable, high quality coverage throughout the United States in accordance with this subtitle. In designing the option, the Secretary’s primary responsibility is to create a low-cost plan without compromising quality or access to care.

(b) Offering as an Exchange-participating health benefits plan.—

(1) EXCLUSIVE TO THE EXCHANGE.—The public health insurance option shall only be made available through the Health Insurance Exchange.

(2) ENSURING A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD.—Consistent with this subtitle, the public health insurance option shall comply with requirements that are applicable under this title to an Exchange-participating health benefits plan, including requirements related to benefits, benefit levels, provider networks, notices, consumer protections, and cost-sharing.

(3) PROVISION OF BENEFIT LEVELS.—The public health insurance option—

(A) shall offer basic, enhanced, and premium plans; and

(B) may offer premium-plus plans.

(c) Administrative contracting.—The Secretary may enter into contracts for the purpose of performing administrative functions (including functions described in subsection (a)(4) of section 1874A of the Social Security Act) with respect to the public health insurance option in the same manner as the Secretary may enter into contracts under subsection (a)(1) of such section. The Secretary has the same authority with respect to the public health insurance option as the Secretary has under subsections (a)(1) and (b) of section 1874A of the Social Security Act with respect to title XVIII of such Act. Contracts under this subsection shall not involve the transfer of insurance risk to such entity.

(d) Ombudsman.—The Secretary shall establish an office of the ombudsman for the public health insurance option which shall have duties with respect to the public health insurance option similar to the duties of the Medicare Beneficiary Ombudsman under section 1808(c)(2) of the Social Security Act.

(e) Data collection.—The Secretary shall collect such data as may be required to establish premiums and payment rates for the public health insurance option and for other purposes under this subtitle, including to improve quality and to reduce racial, ethnic, and other disparities in health and health care. Nothing in this subtitle may be construed as authorizing the Secretary (or any employee or contractor) to create or maintain lists of non-medical personal property.

(f) Treatment of public health insurance option.—With respect to the public health insurance option, the Secretary shall be treated as a QHBP offering entity offering an Exchange-participating health benefits plan.

(g) Access to Federal courts.—The provisions of Medicare (and related provisions of title II of the Social Security Act) relating to access of Medicare beneficiaries to Federal courts for the enforcement of rights under Medicare, including with respect to amounts in controversy, shall apply to the public health insurance option and individuals enrolled under such option under this title in the same manner as such provisions apply to Medicare and Medicare beneficiaries.

SEC. 322. Premiums and financing.

(a) Establishment of premiums.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall establish geographically adjusted premium rates for the public health insurance option—

(A) in a manner that complies with the premium rules established by the Commissioner under section 213 for Exchange-participating health benefits plans; and

(B) at a level sufficient to fully finance the costs of—

(i) health benefits provided by the public health insurance option; and

(ii) administrative costs related to operating the public health insurance option.

(2) CONTINGENCY MARGIN.—In establishing premium rates under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall include an appropriate amount for a contingency margin (which shall be not less than 90 days of estimated claims). Before setting such appropriate amount for years starting with Y3, the Secretary shall solicit a recommendation on such amount from the American Academy of Actuaries.

(b) Account.—

(1) ESTABLISHMENT.—There is established in the Treasury of the United States an Account for the receipts and disbursements attributable to the operation of the public health insurance option, including the start-up funding under paragraph (2). Section 1854(g) of the Social Security Act shall apply to receipts described in the previous sentence in the same manner as such section applies to payments or premiums described in such section.

(2) START-UP FUNDING.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—In order to provide for the establishment of the public health insurance option, there is hereby appropriated to the Secretary, out of any funds in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, $2,000,000,000. In order to provide for initial claims reserves before the collection of premiums, there are hereby appropriated to the Secretary, out of any funds in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, such sums as necessary to cover 90 days worth of claims reserves based on projected enrollment.

(B) AMORTIZATION OF START-UP FUNDING.—The Secretary shall provide for the repayment of the startup funding provided under subparagraph (A) to the Treasury in an amortized manner over the 10-year period beginning with Y1.

(C) LIMITATION ON FUNDING.—Nothing in this section shall be construed as authorizing any additional appropriations to the Account, other than such amounts as are otherwise provided with respect to other Exchange-participating health benefits plans.

(3) NO BAILOUTS.—In no case shall the public health insurance option receive any Federal funds for purposes of insolvency in any manner similar to the manner in which entities receive Federal funding under the Troubled Assets Relief Program of the Secretary of the Treasury.

SEC. 323. Payment rates for items and services.

(a) Negotiation of payment rates.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall negotiate payment for the public health insurance option for health care providers and items and services, including prescription drugs, consistent with this section and section 324.

(2) MANNER OF NEGOTIATION.—The Secretary shall negotiate such rates in a manner that results in payment rates that are not lower, in the aggregate, than rates under title XVIII of the Social Security Act, and not higher, in the aggregate, than the average rates paid by other QHBP offering entities for services and health care providers.

(3) INNOVATIVE PAYMENT METHODS.—Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as preventing the use of innovative payment methods such as those described in section 324 in connection with the negotiation of payment rates under this subsection.

(b) Establishment of a provider network.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Health care providers (including physicians and hospitals) participating in Medicare are participating providers in the public health insurance option unless they opt out in a process established by the Secretary consistent with this subsection.

(2) REQUIREMENTS FOR OPT-OUT PROCESS.—Under the process established under paragraph (1)—

(A) providers described in such paragraph shall be provided at least a 1-year period prior to the first day of Y1 to opt out of participating in the public health insurance option;

(B) no provider shall be subject to a penalty for not participating in the public health insurance option;

(C) the Secretary shall include information on how providers participating in Medicare who chose to opt out of participating in the public health insurance option may opt back in; and

(D) there shall be an annual enrollment period in which providers may decide whether to participate in the public health insurance option.

(3) RULEMAKING.—Not later than 18 months before the first day of Y1, the Secretary shall promulgate rules (pursuant to notice and comment) for the process described in paragraph (1).

(c) Limitations on review.—There shall be no administrative or judicial review of a payment rate or methodology established under this section or under section 324.

SEC. 324. Modernized payment initiatives and delivery system reform.

(a) In general.—For plan years beginning with Y1, the Secretary may utilize innovative payment mechanisms and policies to determine payments for items and services under the public health insurance option. The payment mechanisms and policies under this section may include patient-centered medical home and other care management payments, accountable care organizations, value-based purchasing, bundling of services, differential payment rates, performance or utilization based payments, partial capitation, and direct contracting with providers.

(b) Requirements for innovative payments.—The Secretary shall design and implement the payment mechanisms and policies under this section in a manner that—

(1) seeks to—

(A) improve health outcomes;

(B) reduce health disparities (including racial, ethnic, and other disparities);

(C) provide efficient and affordable care;

(D) address geographic variation in the provision of health services; or

(E) prevent or manage chronic illness; and

(2) promotes care that is integrated, patient-centered, quality, and efficient.

(c) Encouraging the use of high value services.—To the extent allowed by the benefit standards applied to all Exchange-participating health benefits plans, the public health insurance option may modify cost-sharing and payment rates to encourage the use of services that promote health and value.

(d) Promotion of delivery system reform.—The Secretary shall monitor and evaluate the progress of payment and delivery system reforms under this Act and shall seek to implement such reforms subject to the following:

(1) To the extent that the Secretary finds a payment and delivery system reform successful in improving quality and reducing costs, the Secretary shall implement such reform on as large a geographic scale as practical and economical.

(2) The Secretary may delay the implementation of such a reform in geographic areas in which such implementation would place the public health insurance option at a competitive disadvantage.

(3) The Secretary may prioritize implementation of such a reform in high cost geographic areas or otherwise in order to reduce total program costs or to promote high value care.

(e) Non-uniformity permitted.—Nothing in this subtitle shall prevent the Secretary from varying payments based on different payment structure models (such as accountable care organizations and medical homes) under the public health insurance option for different geographic areas.

SEC. 325. Provider participation.

(a) In general.—The Secretary shall establish conditions of participation for health care providers under the public health insurance option.

(b) Licensure or certification.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in paragraph (2), the Secretary shall not allow a health care provider to participate in the public health insurance option unless such provider is appropriately licensed, certified, or otherwise permitted to practice under State law.

(2) SPECIAL RULE FOR IHS FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS.—The requirements under paragraph (1) shall not apply to—

(A) a facility that is operated by the Indian Health Service;

(B) a facility operated by an Indian Tribe or tribal organization under the Indian Self-Determination Act (Public Law 93–638);

(C) a health care professional employed by the Indian Health Service; or

(D) a health care professional—

(i) who is employed to provide health care services in a facility operated by an Indian Tribe or tribal organization under the Indian Self-Determination Act; and

(ii) who is licensed or certified in any State.

(c) Payment terms for providers.—

(1) PHYSICIANS.—The Secretary shall provide for the annual participation of physicians under the public health insurance option, for which payment may be made for services furnished during the year, in one of 2 classes:

(A) PREFERRED PHYSICIANS.—Those physicians who agree to accept the payment under section 323 (without regard to cost-sharing) as the payment in full.

(B) PARTICIPATING, NON-PREFERRED PHYSICIANS.—Those physicians who agree not to impose charges (in relation to the payment described in section 323 for such physicians) that exceed the sum of the in-network cost-sharing plus 15 percent of the total payment for each item and service. The Secretary shall reduce the payment described in section 323 for such physicians.

(2) OTHER PROVIDERS.—The Secretary shall provide for the participation (on an annual or other basis specified by the Secretary) of health care providers (other than physicians) under the public health insurance option under which payment shall only be available if the provider agrees to accept the payment under section 323 (without regard to cost-sharing) as the payment in full.

(d) Exclusion of certain providers.—The Secretary shall exclude from participation under the public health insurance option a health care provider that is excluded from participation in a Federal health care program (as defined in section 1128B(f) of the Social Security Act).

SEC. 326. Application of fraud and abuse provisions.

Provisions of civil law identified by the Secretary by regulation, in consultation with the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services, that impose sanctions with respect to waste, fraud, and abuse under Medicare, such as sections 3729 through 3733 of title 31, United States Code (commonly known as the False Claims Act), shall also apply to the public health insurance option.

SEC. 327. Application of HIPAA insurance requirements.

The requirements of sections 2701 through 2792 of the Public Health Service Act shall apply to the public health insurance option in the same manner as they apply to health insurance coverage offered by a health insurance issuer in the individual market.

SEC. 328. Application of health information privacy, security, and electronic transaction requirements.

Part C of title XI of the Social Security Act, relating to standards for protections against the wrongful disclosure of individually identifiable health information, health information security, and the electronic exchange of health care information, shall apply to the public health insurance option in the same manner as such part applies to other health plans (as defined in section 1171(5) of such Act).

SEC. 329. Enrollment in public health insurance option is voluntary.

Nothing in this division shall be construed as requiring anyone to enroll in the public health insurance option. Enrollment in such option is voluntary.

SEC. 330. Enrollment in public health insurance option by Members of Congress.

Notwithstanding any other provision of this Act, Members of Congress may enroll in the public health insurance option.

SEC. 331. Reimbursement of Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall seek to enter into a memorandum of understanding with the Secretary of Veterans Affairs regarding the recovery of costs related to non-service-connected care or services provided by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to an individual covered under the public health insurance option in a manner consistent with recovery of costs related to non-service-connected care from private health insurance plans.

subtitle CIndividual Affordability Credits

SEC. 341. Availability through Health Insurance Exchange.

(a) In general.—Subject to the succeeding provisions of this subtitle, in the case of an affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan—

(1) the individual shall be eligible for, in accordance with this subtitle, affordability credits consisting of—

(A) an affordability premium credit under section 343 to be applied against the premium for the Exchange-participating health benefits plan in which the individual is enrolled; and

(B) an affordability cost-sharing credit under section 344 to be applied as a reduction of the cost-sharing otherwise applicable to such plan; and

(2) the Commissioner shall pay the QHBP offering entity that offers such plan from the Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund the aggregate amount of affordability credits for all affordable credit eligible individuals enrolled in such plan.

(b) Application.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—An Exchange eligible individual may apply to the Commissioner through the Health Insurance Exchange or through another entity under an arrangement made with the Commissioner, in a form and manner specified by the Commissioner. The Commissioner through the Health Insurance Exchange or through another public entity under an arrangement made with the Commissioner shall make a determination as to eligibility of an individual for affordability credits under this subtitle. The Commissioner shall establish a process whereby, on the basis of information otherwise available, individuals may be deemed to be affordable credit eligible individuals. In carrying this subtitle, the Commissioner shall establish effective methods that ensure that individuals with limited English proficiency are able to apply for affordability credits.

(2) USE OF STATE MEDICAID AGENCIES.—If the Commissioner determines that a State Medicaid agency has the capacity to make a determination of eligibility for affordability credits under this subtitle and under the same standards as used by the Commissioner, under the Medicaid memorandum of understanding under section 305(e)(2)—

(A) the State Medicaid agency is authorized to conduct such determinations for any Exchange-eligible individual who requests such a determination; and

(B) the Commissioner shall reimburse the State Medicaid agency for the costs of conducting such determinations.

(3) MEDICAID SCREEN AND ENROLL OBLIGATION.—In the case of an application made under paragraph (1), there shall be a determination of whether the individual is a Medicaid-eligible individual. If the individual is determined to be so eligible, the Commissioner, through the Medicaid memorandum of understanding under section 305(e)(2), shall provide for the enrollment of the individual under the State Medicaid plan in accordance with such Medicaid memorandum of understanding. In the case of such an enrollment, the State shall provide for the same periodic redetermination of eligibility under Medicaid as would otherwise apply if the individual had directly applied for medical assistance to the State Medicaid agency.

(4) APPLICATION AND VERIFICATION OF REQUIREMENT OF CITIZENSHIP OR LAWFUL PRESENCE IN THE UNITED STATES.—

(A) REQUIREMENT.—No individual shall be an affordable credit eligible individual (as defined in section 342(a)(1)) unless the individual is a citizen or national of the United States or is lawfully present in a State in the United States (other than as a nonimmigrant described in a subparagraph (excluding subparagraphs (K), (T), (U), and (V)) of section 101(a)(15) of the Immigration and Nationality Act).

(B) DECLARATION OF CITIZENSHIP OR LAWFUL IMMIGRATION STATUS.—No individual shall be an affordable credit eligible individual unless there has been a declaration made, in a form and manner specified by the Health Choices Commissioner similar to the manner required under section 1137(d)(1) of the Social Security Act and under penalty of perjury, that the individual—

(i) is a citizen or national of the United States; or

(ii) is not such a citizen or national but is lawfully present in a State in the United States (other than as a nonimmigrant described in a subparagraph (excluding subparagraphs (K), (T), (U), and (V)) of section 101(a)(15) of the Immigration and Nationality Act).

Such declaration shall be verified in accordance with subparagraph (C) or (D), as the case may be.

(C) VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR CITIZENS.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—In the case of an individual making the declaration described in subparagraph (B)(i), subject to clause (ii), section 1902(ee) of the Social Security Act shall apply to such declaration in the same manner as such section applies to a declaration described in paragraph (1) of such section.

(ii) SPECIAL RULES.—In applying section 1902(ee) of such Act under clause (i)—

(I) any reference in such section to a State is deemed a reference to the Commissioner (or other public entity making the eligibility determination);

(II) any reference to medical assistance or enrollment under a State plan is deemed a reference to provision of affordability credits under this subtitle;

(III) a reference to a newly enrolled individual under paragraph (2)(A) of such section is deemed a reference to an individual newly in receipt of an affordability credit under this subtitle;

(IV) approval by the Secretary shall not be required in applying paragraph (2)(B)(ii) of such section;

(V) paragraph (3) of such section shall not apply; and

(VI) before the end of Y2, the Health Choices Commissioner, in consultation with the Commissioner of Social Security, may extend the periods specified in paragraph (1)(B)(ii) of such section.

(D) VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR NONCITIZENS.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—In the case of an individual making the declaration described in subparagraph (B)(ii), subject to clause (ii), the verification procedures of paragraphs (2) through (5) of section 1137(d) of the Social Security Act shall apply to such declaration in the same manner as such procedures apply to a declaration described in paragraph (1) of such section.

(ii) SPECIAL RULES.—In applying such paragraphs of section 1137(d) of such Act under clause (i)—

(I) any reference in such paragraphs to a State is deemed a reference to the Health Choices Commissioner; and

(II) any reference to benefits under a program is deemed a reference to affordability credits under this subtitle.

(iii) APPLICATION TO STATE-BASED EXCHANGES.—In the case of the application of the verification process under this subparagraph to a State-based Health Insurance Exchange approved under section 308, section 1137(e) of such Act shall apply to the Health Choices Commissioner in relation to the State.

(E) ANNUAL REPORTS.—The Health Choices Commissioner shall report to Congress annually on the number of applicants for affordability credits under this subtitle, their citizenship or immigration status, and the disposition of their applications. Such report shall be made publicly available and shall include information on—

(i) the number of applicants whose declaration of citizenship or immigration status, name, or social security account number was not consistent with records maintained by the Commissioner of Social Security or the Department of Homeland Security and, of such applicants, the number who contested the inconsistency and sought to document their citizenship or immigration status, name, or social security account number or to correct the information maintained in such records and, of those, the results of such contestations; and

(ii) the administrative costs of conducting the status verification under this paragraph.

(F) GAO REPORT.—Not later than the end of Y2, the Comptroller General of the United States shall submit to the Committee on Ways and Means, the Committee on Energy and Commerce, the Committee on Education and Labor, and the Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Finance, the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, and the Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate a report examining the effectiveness of the citizenship and immigration verification systems applied under this paragraph. Such report shall include an analysis of the following:

(i) The causes of erroneous determinations under such systems.

(ii) The effectiveness of the processes used in remedying such erroneous determinations.

(iii) The impact of such systems on individuals, health care providers, and Federal and State agencies, including the effect of erroneous determinations under such systems.

(iv) The effectiveness of such systems in preventing ineligible individuals from receiving for affordability credits.

(v) The characteristics of applicants described in subparagraph (E)(i).

(G) PROHIBITION OF DATABASE.—Nothing in this paragraph or the amendments made by paragraph (6) shall be construed as authorizing the Health Choices Commissioner or the Commissioner of Social Security to establish a database of information on citizenship or immigration status.

(H) INITIAL FUNDING.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—Out of any funds in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, there is appropriated to the Commissioner of Social Security $30,000,000, to be available without fiscal year limit to carry out this paragraph and section 205(v) of the Social Security Act.

(ii) FUNDING LIMITATION.—In no case shall funds from the Social Security Administration’s Limitation on Administrative Expenses be used to carry out activities related to this paragraph or section 205(v) of the Social Security Act.

(5) AGREEMENT WITH SOCIAL SECURITY COMMISSIONER.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The Health Choices Commissioner shall enter into and maintain an agreement described in section 205(v)(2) of the Social Security Act with the Commissioner of Social Security.

(B) FUNDING.—The agreement entered into under subparagraph (A) shall, for each fiscal year (beginning with fiscal year 2013)—

(i) provide funds to the Commissioner of Social Security for the full costs of the responsibilities of the Commissioner of Social Security under paragraph (4), including—

(I) acquiring, installing, and maintaining technological equipment and systems necessary for the fulfillment of the responsibilities of the Commissioner of Social Security under paragraph (4), but only that portion of such costs that are attributable to such responsibilities; and

(II) responding to individuals who contest with the Commissioner of Social Security a reported inconsistency with records maintained by the Commissioner of Social Security or the Department of Homeland Security relating to citizenship or immigration status, name, or social security account number under paragraph (4);

(ii) based on an estimating methodology agreed to by the Commissioner of Social Security and the Health Choices Commissioner, provide such funds, within 10 calendar days of the beginning of the fiscal year for the first quarter and in advance for all subsequent quarters in that fiscal year; and

(iii) provide for an annual accounting and reconciliation of the actual costs incurred and the funds provided under the agreement.

(C) REVIEW OF ACCOUNTING.—The annual accounting and reconciliation conducted pursuant to subparagraph (B)(iii) shall be reviewed by the Inspectors General of the Social Security Administration and the Health Choices Administration, including an analysis of consistency with the requirements of paragraph (4).

(D) CONTINGENCY.—In any case in which agreement with respect to the provisions required under subparagraph (B) for any fiscal year has not been reached as of the first day of such fiscal year, the latest agreement with respect to such provisions shall be deemed in effect on an interim basis for such fiscal year until such time as an agreement relating to such provisions is subsequently reached. In any case in which an interim agreement applies for any fiscal year under this subparagraph, the Commissioner of Social Security shall, not later than the first day of such fiscal year, notify the appropriate Committees of the Congress of the failure to reach the agreement with respect to such provisions for such fiscal year. Until such time as the agreement with respect to such provisions has been reached for such fiscal year, the Commissioner of Social Security shall, not later than the end of each 90-day period after October 1 of such fiscal year, notify such Committees of the status of negotiations between such Commissioner and the Health Choices Commissioner in order to reach such an agreement.

(E) APPLICATION TO PUBLIC ENTITIES ADMINISTERING AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.—If the Health Choices Commissioner provides for the conduct of verifications under paragraph (4) through a public entity, the Health Choices Commissioner shall require the public entity to enter into an agreement with the Commissioner of Social Security which provides the same terms as the agreement described in this paragraph (and section 205(v) of the Social Security Act) between the Health Choices Commissioner and the Commissioner of Social Security, except that the Health Choices Commissioner shall be responsible for providing funds for the Commissioner of Social Security in accordance with subparagraphs (B) through (D).

(6) AMENDMENTS TO SOCIAL SECURITY ACT.—

(A) COORDINATION OF INFORMATION BETWEEN SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION AND HEALTH CHOICES ADMINISTRATION.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—Section 205 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 405) is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“Coordination Of Information With Health Choices Administration

“(v) (1) The Health Choices Commissioner may collect and use the names and social security account numbers of individuals as required to provide for verification of citizenship under subsection (b)(4)(C) of section 341 of the Affordable Health Care for America Act in connection with determinations of eligibility for affordability credits under such section.

“(2)(A) The Commissioner of Social Security shall enter into and maintain an agreement with the Health Choices Commissioner for the purpose of establishing, in compliance with the requirements of section 1902(ee) as applied pursuant to section 341(b)(4)(C) of the Affordable Health Care for America Act, a program for verifying information required to be collected by the Health Choices Commissioner under such section 341(b)(4)(C).

“(B) The agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph (A) shall include such safeguards as are necessary to ensure the maintenance of confidentiality of any information disclosed for purposes of verifying information described in subparagraph (A) and to provide procedures for permitting the Health Choices Commissioner to use the information for purposes of maintaining the records of the Health Choices Administration.

“(C) The agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph (A) shall provide that information provided by the Commissioner of Social Security to the Health Choices Commissioner pursuant to the agreement shall be provided at such time, at such place, and in such manner as the Commissioner of Social Security determines appropriate.

“(D) Information provided by the Commissioner of Social Security to the Health Choices Commissioner pursuant to an agreement entered into pursuant to subparagraph (A) shall be considered as strictly confidential and shall be used only for the purposes described in this paragraph and for carrying out such agreement. Any officer or employee or former officer or employee of the Health Choices Commissioner, or any officer or employee or former officer or employee of a contractor of the Health Choices Commissioner, who, without the written authority of the Commissioner of Social Security, publishes or communicates any information in such individual’s possession by reason of such employment or position as such an officer shall be guilty of a felony and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined or imprisoned, or both, as described in section 208.

“(3) The agreement entered into under paragraph (2) shall provide for funding to the Commissioner of Social Security consistent with section 341(b)(5) of Affordable Health Care for America Act.

“(4) This subsection shall apply in the case of a public entity that conducts verifications under section 341(b)(4) of the Affordable Health Care for America Act and the obligations of this subsection shall apply to such an entity in the same manner as such obligations apply to the Health Choices Commissioner when such Commissioner is conducting such verifications.”.

(ii) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.—Section 205(c)(2)(C) of such Act (42 U.S.C. 405(c)(2)(C)) is amended by adding at the end the following new clause:

“(x) For purposes of the administration of the verification procedures described in section 341(b)(4) of the Affordable Health Care for America Act, the Health Choices Commissioner may collect and use social security account numbers as provided for in section 205(v)(1).”.

(B) IMPROVING THE INTEGRITY OF DATA AND EFFECTIVENESS OF SAVE.—Section 1137(d) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1320b–7(d)) is amended by adding at the end the following new paragraphs:

“(6)(A) With respect to the use by any agency of the system described in subsection (b) by programs specified in subsection (b) or any other use of such system, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and any other agency charged with the management of the system shall establish appropriate safeguards necessary to protect and improve the integrity and accuracy of data relating to individuals by—

“(i) establishing a process though which such individuals are provided access to, and the ability to amend, correct, and update, their own personally identifiable information contained within the system;

“(ii) providing a written response, without undue delay, to any individual who has made such a request to amend, correct, or update such individual’s own personally identifiable information contained within the system; and

“(iii) developing a written notice for user agencies to provide to individuals who are denied a benefit due to a determination of ineligibility based on a final verification determination under the system.

“(B) The notice described in subparagraph (A)(ii) shall include—

“(i) information about the reason for such notice;

“(ii) a description of the right of the recipient of the notice under subparagraph (A)(i) to contest such notice;

“(iii) a description of the right of the recipient under subparagraph (A)(i) to access and attempt to amend, correct, and update the recipient’s own personally identifiable information contained within records of the system described in paragraph (3); and

“(iv) instructions on how to contest such notice and attempt to correct records of such system relating to the recipient, including contact information for relevant agencies.”.

(C) STREAMLINING ADMINISTRATION OF VERIFICATION PROCESS FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS.—Section 1902(ee)(2) of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1396a(ee)(2)) is amended by adding at the end the following:

“(D) In carrying out the verification procedures under this subsection with respect to a State, if the Commissioner of Social Security determines that the records maintained by such Commissioner are not consistent with an individual’s allegation of United States citizenship, pursuant to procedures which shall be established by the State in coordination with the Commissioner of Social Security, the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the Secretary of Health and Human Services—

“(i) the Commissioner of Social Security shall inform the State of the inconsistency;

“(ii) upon being so informed of the inconsistency, the State shall submit the information on the individual to the Secretary of Homeland Security for a determination of whether the records of the Department of Homeland Security indicate that the individual is a citizen;

“(iii) upon making such determination, the Department of Homeland Security shall inform the State of such determination; and

“(iv) information provided by the Commissioner of Social Security shall be considered as strictly confidential and shall only be used by the State and the Secretary of Homeland Security for the purposes of such verification procedures.

“(E) Verification of status eligibility pursuant to the procedures established under this subsection shall be deemed a verification of status eligibility for purposes of this title, title XXI, and affordability credits under section 341(b)(4) of the Affordable Health Care for America Act, regardless of the program in which the individual is applying for benefits.”.

(c) Use of affordability credits.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In Y1 and Y2 an affordable credit eligible individual may use an affordability credit only with respect to a basic plan.

(2) FLEXIBILITY IN PLAN ENROLLMENT AUTHORIZED.—Beginning with Y3, the Commissioner shall establish a process to allow an affordability premium credit under section 343, but not the affordability cost-sharing credit under section 344, to be used for enrollees in enhanced or premium plans. In the case of an affordable credit eligible individual who enrolls in an enhanced or premium plan, the individual shall be responsible for any difference between the premium for such plan and the affordability credit amount otherwise applicable if the individual had enrolled in a basic plan.

(3) PROHIBITION OF USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS FOR ABORTION COVERAGE.—An affordability credit may not be used for payment for services described in section 222(d)(4)(A).

(d) Access to data.—In carrying out this subtitle, the Commissioner shall request from the Secretary of the Treasury consistent with section 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 such information as may be required to carry out this subtitle.

(e) No cash rebates.—In no case shall an affordable credit eligible individual receive any cash payment as a result of the application of this subtitle.

SEC. 342. Affordable credit eligible individual.

(a) Definition.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—For purposes of this division, the term “affordable credit eligible individual” means, subject to subsection (b) and section 346, an individual who is lawfully present in a State in the United States (other than as a nonimmigrant described in a subparagraph (excluding subparagraphs (K), (T), (U), and (V)) of section 101(a)(15) of the Immigration and Nationality Act)—

(A) who is enrolled under an Exchange-participating health benefits plan and is not enrolled under such plan as an employee (or dependent of an employee) through an employer qualified health benefits plan that meets the requirements of section 412;

(B) with modified adjusted gross income below 400 percent of the Federal poverty level for a family of the size involved;

(C) who is not a Medicaid eligible individual, other than an individual during a transition period under section 302(d)(3)(B)(ii); and

(D) subject to paragraph (3), who is not enrolled in acceptable coverage (other than an Exchange-participating health benefits plan).

(2) TREATMENT OF FAMILY.—Except as the Commissioner may otherwise provide, members of the same family who are affordable credit eligible individuals shall be treated as a single affordable credit individual eligible for the applicable credit for such a family under this subtitle.

(3) SPECIAL RULE FOR INDIANS.—Subparagraph (D) of paragraph (1) shall not apply to an individual who has coverage that is treated as acceptable coverage for purposes of section 59B(d)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 but is not treated as acceptable coverage for purposes of this division.

(b) Limitations on employee and dependent disqualification.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subject to paragraph (2), the term “affordable credit eligible individual” does not include a full-time employee of an employer if the employer offers the employee coverage (for the employee and dependents) as a full-time employee under a group health plan if the coverage and employer contribution under the plan meet the requirements of section 412.

(2) EXCEPTIONS.—

(A) FOR CERTAIN FAMILY CIRCUMSTANCES.—The Commissioner shall establish such exceptions and special rules in the case described in paragraph (1) as may be appropriate in the case of a divorced or separated individual or such a dependent of an employee who would otherwise be an affordable credit eligible individual.

(B) FOR UNAFFORDABLE EMPLOYER COVERAGE.—Beginning in Y2, in the case of full-time employees for which the cost of the employee premium for coverage under a group health plan would exceed 12 percent of current modified adjusted gross income (determined by the Commissioner on the basis of verifiable documentation), paragraph (1) shall not apply.

(c) Income defined.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In this title, the term “income” means modified adjusted gross income (as defined in section 59B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986).

(2) STUDY OF INCOME DISREGARDS.—The Commissioner shall conduct a study that examines the application of income disregards for purposes of this subtitle. Not later than the first day of Y2, the Commissioner shall submit to Congress a report on such study and shall include such recommendations as the Commissioner determines appropriate.

(d) Clarification of treatment of affordability credits.—Affordability credits under this subtitle shall not be treated, for purposes of title IV of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996, to be a benefit provided under section 403 of such title.

SEC. 343. Affordability premium credit.

(a) In general.—The affordability premium credit under this section for an affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan is in an amount equal to the amount (if any) by which the reference premium amount specified in subsection (c), exceeds the affordable premium amount specified in subsection (b) for the individual, except that in no case shall the affordable premium credit exceed the premium for the plan.

(b) Affordable premium amount.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The affordable premium amount specified in this subsection for an individual for the annual premium in a plan year shall be equal to the product of—

(A) the premium percentage limit specified in paragraph (2) for the individual based upon the individual’s modified adjusted gross income for the plan year; and

(B) the individual’s modified adjusted gross income for such plan year.

(2) PREMIUM PERCENTAGE LIMITS BASED ON TABLE.—The Commissioner shall establish premium percentage limits so that for individuals whose modified adjusted gross income is within an income tier specified in the table in subsection (d) such percentage limits shall increase, on a sliding scale in a linear manner, from the initial premium percentage to the final premium percentage specified in such table for such income tier.

(c) Reference premium amount.—The reference premium amount specified in this subsection for a plan year for an individual in a premium rating area is equal to the average premium for the 3 basic plans in the area for the plan year with the lowest premium levels. In computing such amount the Commissioner may exclude plans with extremely limited enrollments.

(d) Table of premium percentage limits, actuarial value percentages, and out-of-pocket limits for Y1 based on income tier.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—For purposes of this subtitle, subject to paragraph (3) and section 346, the table specified in this subsection is as follows:

In the case of modified adjusted gross income (expressed as a percent of FPL) within the following income tier: The initial premium percentage is— The final premium percentage is— The actuarial value percentage is— The out-of-pocket limit for Y1 is—
133% through 150% 1.5% 3.0% 97% $500
150% through 200% 3.0% 5.5% 93% $1,000
200% through 250% 5.5% 8.0% 85% $2,000
250% through 300% 8.0% 10.0% 78% $4,000
300% through 350% 10.0% 11.0% 72% $4,500
350% through 400% 11.0% 12.0% 70% $5,000

(2) SPECIAL RULES.—For purposes of applying the table under paragraph (1):

(A) FOR LOWEST LEVEL OF INCOME.—In the case of an individual with income that does not exceed 133 percent of FPL, the individual shall be considered to have income that is 133 percent of FPL.

(B) APPLICATION OF HIGHER ACTUARIAL VALUE PERCENTAGE AT TIER TRANSITION POINTS.—If two actuarial value percentages may be determined with respect to an individual, the actuarial value percentage shall be the higher of such percentages.

(3) INDEXING.—For years after Y1, the Commissioner shall adjust the initial and final premium percentages to maintain the ratio of governmental to enrollee shares of premiums over time, for each income tier identified in the table in paragraph (1).

SEC. 344. Affordability cost-sharing credit.

(a) In general.—The affordability cost-sharing credit under this section for an affordable credit eligible individual enrolled in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan is in the form of the cost-sharing reduction described in subsection (b) provided under this section for the income tier in which the individual is classified based on the individual’s modified adjusted gross income.

(b) Cost-sharing reductions.—The Commissioner shall specify a reduction in cost-sharing amounts and the annual limitation on cost-sharing specified in section 222(c)(2)(B) under a basic plan for each income tier specified in the table under section 343(d), with respect to a year, in a manner so that, as estimated by the Commissioner—

(1) the actuarial value of the coverage with such reduced cost-sharing amounts (and the reduced annual cost-sharing limit) is equal to the actuarial value percentage (specified in the table under section 343(d) for the income tier involved) of the full actuarial value if there were no cost-sharing imposed under the plan; and

(2) the annual limitation on cost-sharing specified in section 222(c)(2)(B) is reduced to a level that does not exceed the maximum out-of-pocket limit specified in subsection (c).

(c) Maximum out-of-pocket limit.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subject to paragraph (2), the maximum out-of-pocket limit specified in this subsection for an individual within an income tier—

(A) for individual coverage—

(i) for Y1 is the out-of-pocket limit for Y1 specified in subsection (c) in the table under section 343(d) for the income tier involved; or

(ii) for a subsequent year is such out-of-pocket limit for the previous year under this subparagraph increased (rounded to the nearest $10) for each subsequent year by the percentage increase in the enrollment-weighted average of premium increases for basic plans applicable to such year; or

(B) for family coverage is twice the maximum out-of-pocket limit under subparagraph (A) for the year involved.

(2) ADJUSTMENT.—The Commissioner shall adjust the maximum out-of-pocket limits under paragraph (1) to ensure that such limits meet the actuarial value percentage specified in the table under section 343(d) for the income tier involved.

(d) Determination and payment of cost-sharing affordability credit.—In the case of an affordable credit eligible individual in a tier enrolled in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan offered by a QHBP offering entity, the Commissioner shall provide for payment to the offering entity of an amount equivalent to the increased actuarial value of the benefits under the plan provided under section 303(c)(2)(B) resulting from the reduction in cost-sharing described in subsections (b) and (c).

SEC. 345. Income determinations.

(a) In general.—In applying this subtitle for an affordability credit for an individual for a plan year, the individual’s income shall be the income (as defined in section 342(c)) for the individual for the most recent taxable year (as determined in accordance with rules of the Commissioner). The Federal poverty level applied shall be such level in effect as of the date of the application.

(b) Program integrity; Income verification procedures.—

(1) PROGRAM INTEGRITY.—The Commissioner shall take such steps as may be appropriate to ensure the accuracy of determinations and redeterminations under this subtitle.

(2) INCOME VERIFICATION.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Upon an initial application of an individual for an affordability credit under this subtitle (or in applying section 342(b)) or upon an application for a change in the affordability credit based upon a significant change in modified adjusted gross income described in subsection (c)(1)—

(i) the Commissioner shall request from the Secretary of the Treasury the disclosure to the Commissioner of such information as may be permitted to verify the information contained in such application; and

(ii) the Commissioner shall use the information so disclosed to verify such information.

(B) ALTERNATIVE PROCEDURES.—The Commissioner shall establish procedures for the verification of income for purposes of this subtitle if no income tax return is available for the most recent completed tax year.

(c) Special rules.—

(1) CHANGES IN INCOME AS A PERCENT OF FPL.—In the case that an individual’s income (expressed as a percentage of the Federal poverty level for a family of the size involved) for a plan year is expected (in a manner specified by the Commissioner) to be significantly different from the income (as so expressed) used under subsection (a), the Commissioner shall establish rules requiring an individual to report, consistent with the mechanism established under paragraph (2), significant changes in such income (including a significant change in family composition) to the Commissioner and requiring the substitution of such income for the income otherwise applicable.

(2) REPORTING OF SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN INCOME.—The Commissioner shall establish rules under which an individual determined to be an affordable credit eligible individual would be required to inform the Commissioner when there is a significant change in the modified adjusted gross income of the individual (expressed as a percentage of the FPL for a family of the size involved) and of the information regarding such change. Such mechanism shall provide for guidelines that specify the circumstances that qualify as a significant change, the verifiable information required to document such a change, and the process for submission of such information. If the Commissioner receives new information from an individual regarding the modified adjusted gross income of the individual, the Commissioner shall provide for a redetermination of the individual’s eligibility to be an affordable credit eligible individual.

(3) TRANSITION FOR CHIP.—In the case of a child described in section 302(d)(2), the Commissioner shall establish rules under which the modified adjusted gross income of the child is deemed to be no greater than the family income of the child as most recently determined before Y1 by the State under title XXI of the Social Security Act.

(4) STUDY OF GEOGRAPHIC VARIATION IN APPLICATION OF FPL.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary of Health and Human Services shall conduct a study to examine the feasibility and implication of adjusting the application of the Federal poverty level under this subtitle for different geographic areas so as to reflect the variations in cost-of-living among different areas within the United States. If the Secretary determines that an adjustment is feasible, the study should include a methodology to make such an adjustment. Not later than the first day of Y1, the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report on such study and shall include such recommendations as the Secretary determines appropriate.

(B) INCLUSION OF TERRITORIES.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall ensure that the study under subparagraph (A) covers the territories of the United States and that special attention is paid to the disparity that exists among poverty levels and the cost of living in such territories and to the impact of such disparity on efforts to expand health coverage and ensure health care.

(ii) TERRITORIES DEFINED.—In this subparagraph, the term “territories of the United States” includes the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the United States Virgin Islands, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and any other territory or possession of the United States.

(d) Penalties for misrepresentation.—In the case of an individual who intentionally misrepresents modified adjusted gross income or the individual fails (without regard to intent) to disclose to the Commissioner a significant change in modified adjusted gross income under subsection (c) in a manner that results in the individual becoming an affordable credit eligible individual when the individual is not or in the amount of the affordability credit exceeding the correct amount—

(1) the individual is liable for repayment of the amount of the improper affordability credit; and

(2) in the case of such an intentional misrepresentation or other egregious circumstances specified by the Commissioner, the Commissioner may impose an additional penalty.

SEC. 346. Special rules for application to territories.

(a) One-time election for treatment and application of funding.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—A territory may elect, in a form and manner specified by the Commissioner in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of the Treasury and not later than October 1, 2012, either—

(A) to be treated as a State for purposes of applying this title and title II; or

(B) not to be so treated but instead, to have the dollar limitation otherwise applicable to the territory under subsections (f) and (g) of section 1108 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1308) for a fiscal year increased by a dollar amount equivalent to the cap amount determined under subsection (c)(2) for the territory as applied by the Secretary for the fiscal year involved.

(2) CONDITIONS FOR ACCEPTANCE.—The Commissioner has the nonreviewable authority to accept or reject an election described in paragraph (1)(A). Any such acceptance is—

(A) contingent upon entering into an agreement described in subsection (b) between the Commissioner and the territory and subsection (c); and

(B) subject to the approval of the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Secretary of the Treasury and subject to such other terms and conditions as the Commissioner, in consultation with such Secretaries, may specify.

(3) DEFAULT RULE.—A territory failing to make such an election (or having an election under paragraph (1)(A) not accepted under paragraph (2)) shall be treated as having made the election described in paragraph (1)(B).

(b) Agreement for substitution of percentages for affordability credits.—

(1) NEGOTIATION.—In the case of a territory making an election under subsection (a)(1)(A) (in this section referred to as an “electing territory”) , the Commissioner, in consultation with the Secretaries of Health and Human Services and the Treasury, shall enter into negotiations with the government of such territory so that, before Y1, there is an agreement reached between the parties on the percentages that shall be applied under paragraph (2) for that territory. The Commissioner shall not enter into such an agreement unless—

(A) payments made under this subtitle with respect to residents of the territory are consistent with the cap established under subsection (c) for such territory and with subsection (d); and

(B) the requirements of paragraphs (3) and (4) are met.

(2) APPLICATION OF SUBSTITUTE PERCENTAGES AND DOLLAR AMOUNTS.—In the case of an electing territory, there shall be substituted in section 342(a)(1)(B) and in the table in section 341(d)(1) for 400 percent, 133 percent, and other percentages and dollar amounts specified in such table, such respective percentages and dollar amounts as are established under the agreement under paragraph (1) consistent with the following:

(A) NO INCOME GAP BETWEEN MEDICAID AND AFFORDABILITY CREDITS.—The substituted percentages shall be specified in a manner so as to prevent any gap in coverage for individuals between income level at which medical assistance is available through Medicaid and the income level at which affordability credits are available.

(B) ADJUSTMENT FOR OUT-OF-POCKET RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREMIUMS AND COST-SHARING IN RELATION TO INCOME.—The substituted percentages of FPL for income tiers under such table shall be specified in a manner so that—

(i) affordable credit eligible individuals residing in the territory bear the same out-of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing in relation to average income for residents in that territory, as

(ii) the out-of-pocket responsibility for premiums and cost-sharing for affordable credit eligible individuals residing in the 50 States or the District of Columbia in relation to average income for such residents.

(3) SPECIAL RULES WITH RESPECT TO APPLICATION OF TAX AND PENALTY PROVISIONS.—The electing territory shall enact one or more laws under which provisions similar to the following provisions apply with respect to such territory:

(A) Section 59B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, except that any resident of the territory who is not an affordable credit eligible individual but who would be an affordable credit eligible individual if such resident were a resident of one of the 50 States (and any qualifying child residing with such individual) may be treated as covered by acceptable coverage.

(B) Section 4980H of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and section 502(c)(11) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

(C) Section 3121(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

(4) IMPLEMENTATION OF INSURANCE REFORM AND CONSUMER PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS.—The electing territory shall enact and implement such laws and regulations as may be required to apply the requirements of title II with respect to health insurance coverage offered in the territory.

(c) Cap on additional expenditures.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In entering into an agreement with an electing territory under subsection (b), the Commissioner shall ensure that the aggregate expenditures under this subtitle with respect to residents of such territory during the period beginning with Y1 and ending with 2019 will not exceed the cap amount specified in paragraph (2) for such territory. The Commissioner shall adjust from time to time the percentages applicable under such agreement as needed in order to carry out the previous sentence.

(2) CAP AMOUNT.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—The cap amount specified in this paragraph—

(i) for Puerto Rico is $3,700,000,000 increased by the amount (if any) elected under subparagraph (C); or

(ii) for another territory is the portion of $300,000,000 negotiated for such territory under subparagraph (B).

(B) NEGOTIATION FOR CERTAIN TERRITORIES.—The Commissioner in consultation with the Secretary of Health and Human Services shall negotiate with the governments of the territories (other than Puerto Rico) to allocate the amount specified in subparagraph (A)(ii) among such territories.

(C) OPTIONAL SUPPLEMENTATION FOR PUERTO RICO.—

(i) IN GENERAL.—Puerto Rico may elect, in a form and manner specified by the Secretary of Health and Human Services in consultation with the Commissioner to increase the dollar amount specified in subparagraph (A)(i) by up to $1,000,000,000.

(ii) OFFSET IN MEDICAID CAP.—If Puerto Rico makes the election described in clause (i), the Secretary shall decrease the dollar limitation otherwise applicable to Puerto Rico under subsections (f) and (g) of section 1108 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1308) for a fiscal year by the additional aggregate payments the Secretary estimates will be payable under this section for the fiscal year because of such election.

(d) Limitation on funding.—In no case shall this section (including the agreement under subsection (b)) permit—

(1) the obligation of funds for expenditures under this subtitle for periods beginning on or after January 1, 2020; or

(2) any increase in the dollar limitation described in subsection (a)(1)(B) for any portion of any fiscal year occurring on or after such date.

SEC. 347. No Federal payment for undocumented aliens.

Nothing in this subtitle shall allow Federal payments for affordability credits on behalf of individuals who are not lawfully present in the United States.

TITLE IVShared responsibility

subtitle AIndividual responsibility

SEC. 401. Individual responsibility.

For an individual’s responsibility to obtain acceptable coverage, see section 59B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (as added by section 501 of this Act).

subtitle BEmployer Responsibility

PART 1Health coverage participation requirements

SEC. 411. Health coverage participation requirements.

An employer meets the requirements of this section if such employer does all of the following:

(1) OFFER OF COVERAGE.—The employer offers each employee individual and family coverage under a qualified health benefits plan (or under a current employment-based health plan (within the meaning of section 202(b))) in accordance with section 412.

(2) CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS COVERAGE.—If an employee accepts such offer of coverage, the employer makes timely contributions towards such coverage in accordance with section 412.

(3) CONTRIBUTION IN LIEU OF COVERAGE.—Beginning with Y2, if an employee declines such offer but otherwise obtains coverage in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan (other than by reason of being covered by family coverage as a spouse or dependent of the primary insured), the employer shall make a timely contribution to the Health Insurance Exchange with respect to each such employee in accordance with section 413.

SEC. 412. Employer responsibility to contribute toward employee and dependent coverage.

(a) In general.—An employer meets the requirements of this section with respect to an employee if the following requirements are met:

(1) OFFERING OF COVERAGE.—The employer offers the coverage described in section 411(1). In the case of an Exchange-eligible employer, the employer may offer such coverage either through an Exchange-participating health benefits plan or other than through such a plan.

(2) EMPLOYER REQUIRED CONTRIBUTION.—The employer timely pays to the issuer of such coverage an amount not less than the employer required contribution specified in subsection (b) for such coverage.

(3) PROVISION OF INFORMATION.—The employer provides the Health Choices Commissioner, the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the Secretary of the Treasury, as applicable, with such information as the Commissioner may require to ascertain compliance with the requirements of this section, including the following:

(A) The name, date, and employer identification number of the employer.

(B) A certification as to whether the employer offers to its full-time employees (and their dependents) the opportunity to enroll in a qualified health benefits plan or a current employment-based health plan (within the meaning of section 202(b)).

(C) If the employer certifies that the employer did offer to its full-time employees (and their dependents) the opportunity to so enroll—

(i) the months during the calendar year for which such coverage was available; and

(ii) the monthly premium for the lowest cost option in each of the enrollment categories under each such plan offered to employees.

(D) The name, address, and TIN of each full-time employee during the calendar year and the months (if any) during which such employee (and any dependents) were covered under any such plans.

(4) AUTOENROLLMENT OF EMPLOYEES.—The employer provides for autoenrollment of the employee in accordance with subsection (c).

This subsection shall supersede any law of a State which would prevent automatic payroll deduction of employee contributions to an employment-based health plan.

(b) Reduction of employee premiums through minimum employer contribution.—

(1) FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES.—The minimum employer contribution described in this subsection for coverage of a full-time employee (and, if any, the employee’s spouse and qualifying children (as defined in section 152(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986)) under a qualified health benefits plan (or current employment-based health plan) is equal to—

(A) in case of individual coverage, not less than 72.5 percent of the applicable premium (as defined in section 4980B(f)(4) of such Code, subject to paragraph (2)) of the lowest cost plan offered by the employer that is a qualified health benefits plan (or is such current employment-based health plan); and

(B) in the case of family coverage which includes coverage of such spouse and children, not less 65 percent of such applicable premium of such lowest cost plan.

(2) APPLICABLE PREMIUM FOR EXCHANGE COVERAGE.—In this subtitle, the amount of the applicable premium of the lowest cost plan with respect to coverage of an employee under an Exchange-participating health benefits plan is the reference premium amount under section 343(c) for individual coverage (or, if elected, family coverage) for the premium rating area in which the individual or family resides.

(3) MINIMUM EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION FOR EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES.—In the case of coverage for an employee who is not a full-time employee, the amount of the minimum employer contribution under this subsection shall be a proportion (as determined in accordance with rules of the Health Choices Commissioner, the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the Secretary of the Treasury, as applicable) of the minimum employer contribution under this subsection with respect to a full-time employee that reflects the proportion of—

(A) the average weekly hours of employment of the employee by the employer, to

(B) the minimum weekly hours specified by the Commissioner for an employee to be a full-time employee.

(4) SALARY REDUCTIONS NOT TREATED AS EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS.—For purposes of this section, any contribution on behalf of an employee with respect to which there is a corresponding reduction in the compensation of the employee shall not be treated as an amount paid by the employer.

(c) Automatic enrollment for employer sponsored health benefits.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The requirement of this subsection with respect to an employer and an employee is that the employer automatically enroll such employee into the employment-based health benefits plan for individual coverage under the plan option with the lowest applicable employee premium.

(2) OPT-OUT.—In no case may an employer automatically enroll an employee in a plan under paragraph (1) if such employee makes an affirmative election to opt out of such plan or to elect coverage under an employment-based health benefits plan offered by such employer. An employer shall provide an employee with a 30-day period to make such an affirmative election before the employer may automatically enroll the employee in such a plan.

(3) NOTICE REQUIREMENTS.—

(A) IN GENERAL.—Each employer described in paragraph (1) who automatically enrolls an employee into a plan as described in such paragraph shall provide the employees, within a reasonable period before the beginning of each plan year (or, in the case of new employees, within a reasonable period before the end of the enrollment period for such a new employee), written notice of the employees’ rights and obligations relating to the automatic enrollment requirement under such paragraph. Such notice must be comprehensive and understood by the average employee to whom the automatic enrollment requirement applies.

(B) INCLUSION OF SPECIFIC INFORMATION.—The written notice under subparagraph (A) must explain an employee’s right to opt out of being automatically enrolled in a plan and in the case that more than one level of benefits or employee premium level is offered by the employer involved, the notice must explain which level of benefits and employee premium level the employee will be automatically enrolled in the absence of an affirmative election by the employee.

SEC. 413. Employer contributions in lieu of coverage.

(a) In general.—A contribution is made in accordance with this section with respect to an employee if such contribution is equal to an amount equal to 8 percent of the average wages paid by the employer during the period of enrollment (determined by taking into account all employees of the employer and in such manner as the Commissioner provides, including rules providing for the appropriate aggregation of related employers) but not to exceed the minimum employer contribution described in section 412(b)(1)(A). Any such contribution—

(1) shall be paid to the Health Choices Commissioner for deposit into the Health Insurance Exchange Trust Fund; and

(2) shall not be applied against the premium of the employee under the Exchange-participating health benefits plan in which the employee is enrolled.

(b) Special rules for small employers.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of any employer who is a small employer for any calendar year, subsection (a) shall be applied by substituting the applicable percentage determined in accordance with the following table for “8 percent”:


If the annual payroll of such employer for the preceding calendar year: The applicable percentage is:
  Does not exceed $500,000 0 percent
  Exceeds $500,000, but does not exceed $585,000 2 percent
  Exceeds $585,000, but does not exceed $670,000 4 percent
  Exceeds $670,000, but does not exceed $750,000 6 percent

(2) SMALL EMPLOYER.—For purposes of this subsection, the term “small employer” means any employer for any calendar year if the annual payroll of such employer for the preceding calendar year does not exceed $750,000.

(3) ANNUAL PAYROLL.—For purposes of this paragraph, the term “annual payroll” means, with respect to any employer for any calendar year, the aggregate wages paid by the employer during such calendar year.

(4) AGGREGATION RULES.—Related employers and predecessors shall be treated as a single employer for purposes of this subsection.

SEC. 414. Authority related to improper steering.

The Health Choices Commissioner (in coordination with the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the Secretary of the Treasury) shall have authority to set standards for determining whether employers or insurers are undertaking any actions to affect the risk pool within the Health Insurance Exchange by inducing individuals to decline coverage under a qualified health benefits plan (or current employment-based health plan (within the meaning of section 202(b)) offered by the employer and instead to enroll in an Exchange-participating health benefits plan. An employer violating such standards shall be treated as not meeting the requirements of this section.

SEC. 415. Impact study on employer responsibility requirements.

(a) In general.—The Secretary of Labor shall conduct a study to examine the effect of the exemptions under section 512(a) and coverage thresholds under this division (in this section referred to collectively as "employer responsibility requirements)on employment-based health plan sponsorship, generally and within specific industries, and the effect of such requirements and thresholds on employers, employment-based health plans, and employees in each industry.

(b) Annual report.—The Secretary of Labor annually shall submit to Congress a report on findings on how employer responsibility requirements have impacted and are likely to impact employers, plans, and employees during the previous year and projected trends.

(c) Legislative recommendations.—No later than January 1, 2012 and on an annual basis thereafter, the Secretary of Labor shall submit legislative recommendations to Congress to modify the employer responsibility requirements if the Secretary determines that the requirements are detrimentally affecting or will detrimentally affect employer plan sponsorship or otherwise creating inequities among employers, health plans, and employees. The Secretary may also submit such recommendations as the Secretary determines necessary to improve and strengthen employment-based health plan sponsorship, employer responsibility, and related proposals that would enhance the delivery of health care benefits between employers and employees.

SEC. 416. Study on employer hardship exemption.

(a) In general.—The Secretary of Labor together with the Secretary of Treasury, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the Commissioner, shall conduct a study to examine the impact of the employer responsibility requirements described in section 415(a) and make a recommendation to Congress about whether an employer hardship exemption would be appropriate.

(b) Items included in study.—Within such study the Secretaries and Commissioner shall examine cases where such employer responsibility requirements may pose a particular hardship, and specifically look at employers by industry, profit margin, length of time in business, and size. In this examination, the economic conditions shall be considered, including the rate of increase in business costs, the availability of short-term credit lines, and abilities to restructure debt. In addition, the study shall examine the impact an employer hardship waiver could have on employees.

(c) Report.—Not later than January 1, 2012, the Secretaries and Commissioner shall report to Congress on their findings and make a recommendation regarding the need or lack of need for a partial or complete employer hardship waiver. The Secretaries and Commissioner may also submit recommendations about the criteria Congress should include when developing eligibility requirements for the employer hardship waiver and what safeguards are necessary to protect the employees of that employer.

PART 2Satisfaction of Health Coverage Participation Requirements

SEC. 421. Satisfaction of health coverage participation requirements under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.

(a) In general.—Subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 is amended by adding at the end the following new part:

“PART 8National Health Coverage Participation Requirements

“SEC. 801. Election of employer to be subject to national health coverage participation requirements.

“(a) In general.—An employer may make an election with the Secretary to be subject to the health coverage participation requirements.

“(b) Time and manner.—An election under subsection (a) may be made at such time and in such form and manner as the Secretary may prescribe.

“SEC. 802. Treatment of coverage resulting from election.

“(a) In general.—If an employer makes an election to the Secretary under section 801—

“(1) such election shall be treated as the establishment and maintenance of a group health plan (as defined in section 733(a)) for purposes of this title, subject to section 251 of the ; and

“(2) the health coverage participation requirements shall be deemed to be included as terms and conditions of such plan.

“(b) Periodic investigations To discover noncompliance.—The Secretary shall regularly audit a representative sampling of employers and group health plans and conduct investigations and other activities under section 504 with respect to such sampling of plans so as to discover noncompliance with the health coverage participation requirements in connection with such plans. The Secretary shall communicate findings of noncompliance made by the Secretary under this subsection to the Secretary of the Treasury and the Health Choices Commissioner. The Secretary shall take such timely enforcement action as appropriate to achieve compliance.

“(c) Recordkeeping.—To facilitate the audits described in subsection (b), the Secretary shall promulgate recordkeeping requirements for employers to account for both employees of the employer and individuals whom the employer has not treated as employees of the employer but with whom the employer, in the course of its trade or business, has engaged for the performance of labor or services. The scope and content of such recordkeeping requirements shall be determined by the Secretary and shall be designed to ensure that employees who are not properly treated as such may be identified and properly treated.

“SEC. 803. Health coverage participation requirements.

“For purposes of this part, the term ‘health coverage participation requirements’ means the requirements of part 1 of subtitle B of title IV of division A of (as in effect on the date of the enactment of such Act).

“SEC. 804. Rules for applying requirements.

“(a) Affiliated groups.—In the case of any employer which is part of a group of employers who are treated as a single employer under subsection (b), (c), (m), or (o) of section 414 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, the election under section 801 shall be made by such employer as the Secretary may provide. Any such election, once made, shall apply to all members of such group.

“(b) Separate elections.—Under regulations prescribed by the Secretary, separate elections may be made under section 801 with respect to—

“(1) separate lines of business, and

“(2) full-time employees and employees who are not full-time employees.

“SEC. 805. Termination of election in cases of substantial noncompliance.

“The Secretary may terminate the election of any employer under section 801 if the Secretary (in coordination with the Health Choices Commissioner) determines that such employer is in substantial noncompliance with the health coverage participation requirements and shall refer any such determination to the Secretary of the Treasury as appropriate.

“SEC. 806. Regulations.

“The Secretary may promulgate such regulations as may be necessary or appropriate to carry out the provisions of this part, in accordance with section 424(a) of the . The Secretary may promulgate any interim final rules as the Secretary determines are appropriate to carry out this part.”.

(b) Enforcement of health coverage participation requirements.—Section 502 of such Act (29 U.S.C. 1132) is amended—

(1) in subsection (a)(6), by striking “paragraph” and all that follows through “subsection (c)” and inserting “paragraph (2), (4), (5), (6), (7), (8), (9), (10), or (11) of subsection (c)”; and

(2) in subsection (c), by redesignating the second paragraph (10) as paragraph (12) and by inserting after the first paragraph (10) the following new paragraph:

“(11) HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.—

“(A) CIVIL PENALTIES.—In the case of any employer who fails (during any period with respect to which an election under section 801(a) is in effect) to satisfy the health coverage participation requirements with respect to any employee, the Secretary may assess a civil penalty against the employer of $100 for each day in the period beginning on the date such failure first occurs and ending on the date such failure is corrected.

“(B) HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.—For purposes of this paragraph, the term ‘health coverage participation requirements’ has the meaning provided in section 803.

“(C) LIMITATIONS ON AMOUNT OF PENALTY.—

“(i) PENALTY NOT TO APPLY WHERE FAILURE NOT DISCOVERED EXERCISING REASONABLE DILIGENCE.—No penalty shall be assessed under subparagraph (A) with respect to any failure during any period for which it is established to the satisfaction of the Secretary that the employer did not know, or exercising reasonable diligence would not have known, that such failure existed.

“(ii) PENALTY NOT TO APPLY TO FAILURES CORRECTED WITHIN 30 DAYS.—No penalty shall be assessed under subparagraph (A) with respect to any failure if—

“(I) such failure was due to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect, and

“(II) such failure is corrected during the 30-day period beginning on the 1st date that the employer knew, or exercising reasonable diligence would have known, that such failure existed.

“(iii) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES.—In the case of failures which are due to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect, the penalty assessed under subparagraph (A) for failures during any 1-year period shall not exceed the amount equal to the lesser of—

“(I) 10 percent of the aggregate amount paid or incurred by the employer (or predecessor employer) during the preceding 1-year period for group health plans, or

“(II) $500,000.

“(D) ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE PRIOR TO ASSESSMENT.—Before a reasonable time prior to the assessment of any penalty under this paragraph with respect to any failure by an employer, the Secretary shall inform the employer in writing of such failure and shall provide the employer information regarding efforts and procedures which may be undertaken by the employer to correct such failure.

“(E) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.—Under regulations prescribed in accordance with section 424 of the , the Secretary and the Secretary of the Treasury shall coordinate the assessment of penalties under this section in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with the imposition of excise taxes on such failures under section 4980H(b) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoid duplication of penalties with respect to such failures.

“(F) DEPOSIT OF PENALTY COLLECTED.—Any amount of penalty collected under this paragraph shall be deposited as miscellaneous receipts in the Treasury of the United States.”.

(c) Clerical amendments.—The table of contents in section 1 of such Act is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 734 the following new items:


“PART 8—NATIONAL HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS

(d) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to periods beginning after December 31, 2012.

SEC. 422. Satisfaction of health coverage participation requirements under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

(a) Failure To elect, or substantially comply with, health coverage participation requirements.—For employment tax on employers who fail to elect, or substantially comply with, the health coverage participation requirements described in part 1, see section 3111(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (as added by section 512 of this Act).

(b) Other failures.—For excise tax on other failures of electing employers to comply with such requirements, see section 4980H of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (as added by section 511 of this Act).

SEC. 423. Satisfaction of health coverage participation requirements under the Public Health Service Act.

(a) In general.—Part C of title XXVII of the Public Health Service Act is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 2793. National health coverage participation requirements.

“(a) Election of employer To be subject to national health coverage participation requirements.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—An employer may make an election with the Secretary to be subject to the health coverage participation requirements.

“(2) TIME AND MANNER.—An election under paragraph (1) may be made at such time and in such form and manner as the Secretary may prescribe.

“(b) Treatment of coverage resulting from election.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—If an employer makes an election to the Secretary under subsection (a)—

“(A) such election shall be treated as the establishment and maintenance of a group health plan for purposes of this title, subject to section 251 of the Affordable Health Care for America Act; and

“(B) the health coverage participation requirements shall be deemed to be included as terms and conditions of such plan.

“(2) PERIODIC INVESTIGATIONS TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH HEALTH COVERAGE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS.—The Secretary shall regularly audit a representative sampling of employers and conduct investigations and other activities with respect to such sampling of employers so as to discover noncompliance with the health coverage participation requirements in connection with such employers (during any period with respect to which an election under subsection (a) is in effect). The Secretary shall communicate findings of noncompliance made by the Secretary under this subsection to the Secretary of the Treasury and the Health Choices Commissioner. The Secretary shall take such timely enforcement action as appropriate to achieve compliance.

“(3) RECORDKEEPING.—To facilitate the audits described in subsection (b), the Secretary shall promulgate recordkeeping requirements for employers to account for both employees of the employer and individuals whom the employer has not treated as employees of the employer but with whom the employer, in the course of its trade or business, has engaged for the performance of labor or services. The scope and content of such recordkeeping requirements shall be determined by the Secretary and shall be designed to ensure that employees who are not properly treated as such may be identified and properly treated.

“(c) Health coverage participation requirements.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘health coverage participation requirements’ means the requirements of part 1 of subtitle B of title IV of division A of the (as in effect on the date of the enactment of this section).

“(d) Separate elections.—Under regulations prescribed by the Secretary, separate elections may be made under subsection (a) with respect to full-time employees and employees who are not full-time employees.

“(e) Termination of election in cases of substantial noncompliance.—The Secretary may terminate the election of any employer under subsection (a) if the Secretary (in coordination with the Health Choices Commissioner) determines that such employer is in substantial noncompliance with the health coverage participation requirements and shall refer any such determination to the Secretary of the Treasury as appropriate.

“(f) Enforcement of health coverage participation requirements.—

“(1) CIVIL PENALTIES.—In the case of any employer who fails (during any period with respect to which the election under subsection (a) is in effect) to satisfy the health coverage participation requirements with respect to any employee, the Secretary may assess a civil penalty against the employer of $100 for each day in the period beginning on the date such failure first occurs and ending on the date such failure is corrected.

“(2) LIMITATIONS ON AMOUNT OF PENALTY.—

“(A) PENALTY NOT TO APPLY WHERE FAILURE NOT DISCOVERED EXERCISING REASONABLE DILIGENCE.—No penalty shall be assessed under paragraph (1) with respect to any failure during any period for which it is established to the satisfaction of the Secretary that the employer did not know, or exercising reasonable diligence would not have known, that such failure existed.

“(B) PENALTY NOT TO APPLY TO FAILURES CORRECTED WITHIN 30 DAYS.—No penalty shall be assessed under paragraph (1) with respect to any failure if—

“(i) such failure was due to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect, and

“(ii) such failure is corrected during the 30-day period beginning on the 1st date that the employer knew, or exercising reasonable diligence would have known, that such failure existed.

“(C) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES.—In the case of failures which are due to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect, the penalty assessed under paragraph (1) for failures during any 1-year period shall not exceed the amount equal to the lesser of—

“(i) 10 percent of the aggregate amount paid or incurred by the employer (or predecessor employer) during the preceding taxable year for group health plans, or

“(ii) $500,000.

“(3) ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OF FAILURE PRIOR TO ASSESSMENT.—Before a reasonable time prior to the assessment of any penalty under paragraph (1) with respect to any failure by an employer, the Secretary shall inform the employer in writing of such failure and shall provide the employer information regarding efforts and procedures which may be undertaken by the employer to correct such failure.

“(4) ACTIONS TO ENFORCE ASSESSMENTS.—The Secretary may bring a civil action in any District Court of the United States to collect any civil penalty under this subsection.

“(5) COORDINATION WITH EXCISE TAX.—Under regulations prescribed in accordance with section 424 of the , the Secretary and the Secretary of the Treasury shall coordinate the assessment of penalties under paragraph (1) in connection with failures to satisfy health coverage participation requirements with the imposition of excise taxes on such failures under section 4980H(b) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 so as to avoid duplication of penalties with respect to such failures.

“(6) DEPOSIT OF PENALTY COLLECTED.—Any amount of penalty collected under this subsection shall be deposited as miscellaneous receipts in the Treasury of the United States.

“(g) Regulations.—The Secretary may promulgate such regulations as may be necessary or appropriate to carry out the provisions of this section, in accordance with section 424(a) of the . The Secretary may promulgate any interim final rules as the Secretary determines are appropriate to carry out this section.”.

(b) Effective date.—The amendments made by subsection (a) shall apply to periods beginning after December 31, 2012.

SEC. 424. Additional rules relating to health coverage participation requirements.

(a) Assuring coordination.—The officers consisting of the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the Health Choices Commissioner shall ensure, through the execution of an interagency memorandum of understanding among such officers, that—

(1) regulations, rulings, and interpretations issued by such officers relating to the same matter over which two or more of such officers have responsibility under subpart B of part 8 of subtitle B of title I of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, section 4980H of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, and section 2793 of the Public Health Service Act are administered so as to have the same effect at all times; and

(2) coordination of policies relating to enforcing the same requirements through such officers in order to have a coordinated enforcement strategy that avoids duplication of enforcement efforts and assigns priorities in enforcement.

(b) Multiemployer plans.—In the case of a group health plan that is a multiemployer plan (as defined in section 3(37) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974), the regulations prescribed in accordance with subsection (a) by the officers referred to in subsection (a) shall provide for the application of the health coverage participation requirements to the plan sponsor and contributing employers of such plan. For purposes of this division, contributions made pursuant to a collective bargaining agreement or other agreement to such a group health plan shall be treated as amounts paid by the employer.

TITLE VAmendments to Internal Revenue Code of 1986

subtitle AProvisions relating to health care reform

PART 1Shared responsibility

subpart AIndividual responsibility

SEC. 501. Tax on individuals without acceptable health care coverage.

(a) In general.—Subchapter A of chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new part:

“PART VIIIHealth care related taxes

“SUBPART A. TAX ON INDIVIDUALS WITHOUT ACCEPTABLE HEALTH CARE COVERAGE.

“subpart ATax on individuals without acceptable health care coverage

“SEC. 59B. Tax on individuals without acceptable health care coverage.

“(a) Tax imposed.—In the case of any individual who does not meet the requirements of subsection (d) at any time during the taxable year, there is hereby imposed a tax equal to 2.5 percent of the excess of—

“(1) the taxpayer’s modified adjusted gross income for the taxable year, over

“(2) the amount of gross income specified in section 6012(a)(1) with respect to the taxpayer.

“(b) Limitations.—

“(1) TAX LIMITED TO AVERAGE PREMIUM.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—The tax imposed under subsection (a) with respect to any taxpayer for any taxable year shall not exceed the applicable national average premium for such taxable year.

“(B) APPLICABLE NATIONAL AVERAGE PREMIUM.—

“(i) IN GENERAL.—For purposes of subparagraph (A), the ‘applicable national average premium’ means, with respect to any taxable year, the average premium (as determined by the Secretary, in coordination with the Health Choices Commissioner) for self-only coverage under a basic plan which is offered in a Health Insurance Exchange for the calendar year in which such taxable year begins.

“(ii) FAILURE TO PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR MORE THAN ONE INDIVIDUAL.—In the case of any taxpayer who fails to meet the requirements of subsection (d) with respect to more than one individual during the taxable year, clause (i) shall be applied by substituting ‘family coverage’ for ‘self-only coverage’.

“(2) PRORATION FOR PART YEAR FAILURES.—The tax imposed under subsection (a) with respect to any taxpayer for any taxable year shall not exceed the amount which bears the same ratio to the amount of tax so imposed (determined without regard to this paragraph and after application of paragraph (1)) as—

“(A) the aggregate periods during such taxable year for which such individual failed to meet the requirements of subsection (d), bears to

“(B) the entire taxable year.

“(c) Exceptions.—

“(1) DEPENDENTS.—Subsection (a) shall not apply to any individual for any taxable year if a deduction is allowable under section 151 with respect to such individual to another taxpayer for any taxable year beginning in the same calendar year as such taxable year.

“(2) NONRESIDENT ALIENS.—Subsection (a) shall not apply to any individual who is a nonresident alien.

“(3) INDIVIDUALS RESIDING OUTSIDE UNITED STATES.—Any qualified individual (as defined in section 911(d)) (and any qualifying child residing with such individual) shall be treated for purposes of this section as covered by acceptable coverage during the period described in subparagraph (A) or (B) of section 911(d)(1), whichever is applicable.

“(4) INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN POSSESSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.—Any individual who is a bona fide resident of any possession of the United States (as determined under section 937(a)) for any taxable year (and any qualifying child residing with such individual) shall be treated for purposes of this section as covered by acceptable coverage during such taxable year.

“(5) RELIGIOUS CONSCIENCE EXEMPTION.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—Subsection (a) shall not apply to any individual (and any qualifying child residing with such individual) for any period if such individual has in effect an exemption which certifies that such individual is a member of a recognized religious sect or division thereof described in section 1402(g)(1) and an adherent of established tenets or teachings of such sect or division as described in such section.

“(B) EXEMPTION.—An application for the exemption described in subparagraph (A) shall be filed with the Secretary at such time and in such form and manner as the Secretary may prescribe. The Secretary may treat an application for exemption under section 1402(g)(1) as an application for exemption under this section, or may otherwise coordinate applications under such sections, as the Secretary determines appropriate. Any such exemption granted by the Secretary shall be effective for such period as the Secretary determines appropriate.

“(d) Acceptable coverage requirement.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—The requirements of this subsection are met with respect to any individual for any period if such individual (and each qualifying child of such individual) is covered by acceptable coverage at all times during such period.

“(2) ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘acceptable coverage’ means any of the following:

“(A) QUALIFIED HEALTH BENEFITS PLAN COVERAGE.—Coverage under a qualified health benefits plan (as defined in section 100(c) of the ).

“(B) GRANDFATHERED HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE; COVERAGE UNDER GRANDFATHERED EMPLOYMENT-BASED HEALTH PLAN.—Coverage under a grandfathered health insurance coverage (as defined in subsection (a) of section 202 of the ) or under a current employment-based health plan (within the meaning of subsection (b) of such section).

“(C) MEDICARE.—Coverage under part A of title XVIII of the Social Security Act.

“(D) MEDICAID.—Coverage for medical assistance under title XIX of the Social Security Act.

“(E) MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES AND DEPENDENTS (INCLUDING TRICARE).—Coverage under chapter 55 of title 10, United States Code, including similar coverage furnished under section 1781 of title 38 of such Code.

“(F) VA.—Coverage under the veteran’s health care program under chapter 17 of title 38, United States Code.

“(G) MEMBERS OF INDIAN TRIBES.—Health care services made available through the Indian Health Service, a tribal organization (as defined in section 4 of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act), or an urban Indian organization (as defined in such section) to members of an Indian tribe (as defined in such section).

“(H) OTHER COVERAGE.—Such other health benefits coverage as the Secretary, in coordination with the Health Choices Commissioner, recognizes for purposes of this subsection.

“(e) Other definitions and special rules.—

“(1) QUALIFYING CHILD.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘qualifying child’ has the meaning given such term by section 152(c). With respect to any period during which health coverage for a child must be provided by an individual pursuant to a child support order, such child shall be treated as a qualifying child of such individual (and not as a qualifying child of any other individual).

“(2) BASIC PLAN.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘basic plan’ has the meaning given such term under section 100(c) of the .

“(3) HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘Health Insurance Exchange’ has the meaning given such term under section 100(c) of the , including any State-based health insurance exchange approved for operation under section 308 of such Act.

“(4) FAMILY COVERAGE.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘family coverage’ means any coverage other than self-only coverage.

“(5) MODIFIED ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘modified adjusted gross income’ means adjusted gross income increased by—

“(A) any amount excluded from gross income under section 911, and

“(B) any amount of interest received or accrued by the taxpayer during the taxable year which is exempt from tax.

“(6) NOT TREATED AS TAX IMPOSED BY THIS CHAPTER FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES.—The tax imposed under this section shall not be treated as tax imposed by this chapter for purposes of determining the amount of any credit under this chapter or for purposes of section 55.

“(f) Regulations.—The Secretary shall prescribe such regulations or other guidance as may be necessary or appropriate to carry out the purposes of this section, including regulations or other guidance (developed in coordination with the Health Choices Commissioner) which provide—

“(1) exemption from the tax imposed under subsection (a) in cases of de minimis lapses of acceptable coverage, and

“(2) a waiver of the application of subsection (a) in cases of hardship, including a process for applying for such a waiver.”.

(b) Information reporting.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subpart B of part III of subchapter A of chapter 61 of such Code is amended by inserting after section 6050W the following new section:

“SEC. 6050X. Returns relating to health insurance coverage.

“(a) Requirement of reporting.—Every person who provides acceptable coverage (as defined in section 59B(d)) to any individual during any calendar year shall, at such time as the Secretary may prescribe, make the return described in subsection (b) with respect to such individual.

“(b) Form and manner of returns.—A return is described in this subsection if such return—

“(1) is in such form as the Secretary may prescribe, and

“(2) contains—

“(A) the name, address, and TIN of the primary insured and the name of each other individual obtaining coverage under the policy,

“(B) the period for which each such individual was provided with the coverage referred to in subsection (a), and

“(C) such other information as the Secretary may require.

“(c) Statements to be furnished to individuals with respect to whom information is required.—Every person required to make a return under subsection (a) shall furnish to each primary insured whose name is required to be set forth in such return a written statement showing—

“(1) the name and address of the person required to make such return and the phone number of the information contact for such person, and

“(2) the information required to be shown on the return with respect to such individual.

The written statement required under the preceding sentence shall be furnished on or before January 31 of the year following the calendar year for which the return under subsection (a) is required to be made.

“(d) Coverage provided by governmental units.—In the case of coverage provided by any governmental unit or any agency or instrumentality thereof, the officer or employee who enters into the agreement to provide such coverage (or the person appropriately designated for purposes of this section) shall make the returns and statements required by this section.”.

(2) PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO FILE.—

(A) RETURN.—Subparagraph (B) of section 6724(d)(1) of such Code is amended by striking “or” at the end of clause (xxii), by striking “and” at the end of clause (xxiii) and inserting “or”, and by adding at the end the following new clause:

“(xxiv) section 6050X (relating to returns relating to health insurance coverage), and”.

(B) STATEMENT.—Paragraph (2) of section 6724(d) of such Code is amended by striking “or” at the end of subparagraph (EE), by striking the period at the end of subparagraph (FF) and inserting “, or”, and by inserting after subparagraph (FF) the following new subparagraph:

“(GG) section 6050X (relating to returns relating to health insurance coverage).”.

(c) Return requirement.—Subsection (a) of section 6012 of such Code is amended by inserting after paragraph (9) the following new paragraph:

“(10) Every individual to whom section 59B(a) applies and who fails to meet the requirements of section 59B(d) with respect to such individual or any qualifying child (as defined in section 152(c)) of such individual.”.

(d) Clerical amendments.—

(1) The table of parts for subchapter A of chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new item:


“PART VIII. HEALTH CARE RELATED TAXES.”.

(2) The table of sections for subpart B of part III of subchapter A of chapter 61 is amended by adding at the end the following new item:

(e) Section 15 not to apply.—The amendment made by subsection (a) shall not be treated as a change in a rate of tax for purposes of section 15 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

(f) Effective date.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2012.

(2) RETURNS.—The amendments made by subsection (b) shall apply to calendar years beginning after December 31, 2012.

subpart BEmployer Responsibility

SEC. 511. Election to satisfy health coverage participation requirements.

(a) In general.—Chapter 43 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 4980H. Election with respect to health coverage participation requirements.

“(a) Election of employer responsibility to provide health coverage.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—Subsection (b) shall apply to any employer with respect to whom an election under paragraph (2) is in effect.

“(2) TIME AND MANNER.—An employer may make an election under this paragraph at such time and in such form and manner as the Secretary may prescribe.

“(3) AFFILIATED GROUPS.—In the case of any employer which is part of a group of employers who are treated as a single employer under subsection (b), (c), (m), or (o) of section 414, the election under paragraph (2) shall be made by such person as the Secretary may provide. Any such election, once made, shall apply to all members of such group.

“(4) SEPARATE ELECTIONS.—Under regulations prescribed by the Secretary, separate elections may be made under paragraph (2) with respect to—

“(A) separate lines of business, and

“(B) full-time employees and employees who are not full-time employees.

“(5) TERMINATION OF ELECTION IN CASES OF SUBSTANTIAL NONCOMPLIANCE.—The Secretary may terminate the election of any employer under paragraph (2) if the Secretary (in coordination with the Health Choices Commissioner) determines that such employer is in substantial noncompliance with the health coverage participation requirements.

“(b) Excise tax with respect to failure to meet health coverage participation requirements.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of any employer who fails (during any period with respect to which the election under subsection (a) is in effect) to satisfy the health coverage participation requirements with respect to any employee to whom such election applies, there is hereby imposed on each such failure with respect to each such employee a tax of $100 for each day in the period beginning on the date such failure first occurs and ending on the date such failure is corrected.

“(2) LIMITATIONS ON AMOUNT OF TAX.—

“(A) TAX NOT TO APPLY WHERE FAILURE NOT DISCOVERED EXERCISING REASONABLE DILIGENCE.—No tax shall be imposed by paragraph (1) on any failure during any period for which it is established to the satisfaction of the Secretary that the employer neither knew, nor exercising reasonable diligence would have known, that such failure existed.

“(B) TAX NOT TO APPLY TO FAILURES CORRECTED WITHIN 30 DAYS.—No tax shall be imposed by paragraph (1) on any failure if—

“(i) such failure was due to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect, and

“(ii) such failure is corrected during the 30-day period beginning on the 1st date that the employer knew, or exercising reasonable diligence would have known, that such failure existed.

“(C) OVERALL LIMITATION FOR UNINTENTIONAL FAILURES.—In the case of failures which are due to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect, the tax imposed by subsection (a) for failures during the taxable year of the employer shall not exceed the amount equal to the lesser of—

“(i) 10 percent of the aggregate amount paid or incurred by the employer (or predecessor employer) during the preceding taxable year for employment-based health plans, or

“(ii) $500,000.

“(D) COORDINATION WITH OTHER ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS.—The tax imposed under paragraph (1) with respect to any failure shall be reduced (but not below zero) by the amount of any civil penalty collected under section 502(c)(11) of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 or section 2793(g) of the Public Health Service Act with respect to such failure.

“(c) Health coverage participation requirements.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘health coverage participation requirements’ means the requirements of part I of subtitle B of title IV of the (as in effect on the date of the enactment of this section).”.

(b) Clerical amendment.—The table of sections for chapter 43 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new item:

(c) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to periods beginning after December 31, 2012.

SEC. 512. Health care contributions of nonelecting employers.

(a) In general.—Section 3111 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by redesignating subsection (c) as subsection (d) and by inserting after subsection (b) the following new subsection:

“(c) Employers electing not to provide health benefits.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—In addition to other taxes, there is hereby imposed on every nonelecting employer an excise tax, with respect to having individuals in his employ, equal to 8 percent of the wages (as defined in section 3121(a)) paid by him with respect to employment (as defined in section 3121(b)).

“(2) SPECIAL RULES FOR SMALL EMPLOYERS.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—In the case of any employer who is small employer for any calendar year, paragraph (1) shall be applied by substituting the applicable percentage determined in accordance with the following table for ‘8 percent’:


If the annual payroll of such employer for the preceding calendar year: The applicable percentage is:
  Does not exceed $500,000 0 percent
  Exceeds $500,000, but does not exceed $585,000 2 percent
  Exceeds $585,000, but does not exceed $670,000 4 percent
  Exceeds $670,000, but does not exceed $750,000 6 percent

“(B) SMALL EMPLOYER.—For purposes of this paragraph, the term ‘small employer’ means any employer for any calendar year if the annual payroll of such employer for the preceding calendar year does not exceed $750,000.

“(C) ANNUAL PAYROLL.—For purposes of this paragraph, the term ‘annual payroll’ means, with respect to any employer for any calendar year, the aggregate wages (as defined in section 3121(a)) paid by him with respect to employment (as defined in section 3121(b)) during such calendar year.

“(3) NONELECTING EMPLOYER.—For purposes of paragraph (1), the term ‘nonelecting employer’ means any employer for any period with respect to which such employer does not have an election under section 4980H(a) in effect.

“(4) SPECIAL RULE FOR SEPARATE ELECTIONS.—In the case of an employer who makes a separate election described in section 4980H(a)(4) for any period, paragraph (1) shall be applied for such period by taking into account only the wages paid to employees who are not subject to such election.

“(5) AGGREGATION; PREDECESSORS.—For purposes of this subsection—

“(A) all persons treated as a single employer under subsection (b), (c), (m), or (o) of section 414 shall be treated as 1 employer, and

“(B) any reference to any person shall be treated as including a reference to any predecessor of such person.”.

(b) Definitions.—Section 3121 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(aa) Special rules for tax on employers electing not to provide health benefits.—For purposes of section 3111(c)—

“(1) Paragraphs (1), (5), and (19) of subsection (b) shall not apply.

“(2) Paragraph (7) of subsection (b) shall apply by treating all services as not covered by the retirement systems referred to in subparagraphs (C) and (F) thereof.

“(3) Subsection (e) shall not apply and the term ‘State’ shall include the District of Columbia.”.

(c) Conforming amendment.—Subsection (d) of section 3111 of such Code, as redesignated by this section, is amended by striking “this section” and inserting “subsections (a) and (b)”.

(d) Application to railroads.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Section 3221 of such Code is amended by redesignating subsection (c) as subsection (d) and by inserting after subsection (b) the following new subsection:

“(c) Employers electing not to provide health benefits.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—In addition to other taxes, there is hereby imposed on every nonelecting employer an excise tax, with respect to having individuals in his employ, equal to 8 percent of the compensation paid during any calendar year by such employer for services rendered to such employer.

“(2) EXCEPTION FOR SMALL EMPLOYERS.—Rules similar to the rules of section 3111(c)(2) shall apply for purposes of this subsection.

“(3) NONELECTING EMPLOYER.—For purposes of paragraph (1), the term ‘nonelecting employer’ means any employer for any period with respect to which such employer does not have an election under section 4980H(a) in effect.

“(4) SPECIAL RULE FOR SEPARATE ELECTIONS.—In the case of an employer who makes a separate election described in section 4980H(a)(4) for any period, subsection (a) shall be applied for such period by taking into account only the compensation paid to employees who are not subject to such election.”.

(2) DEFINITIONS.—Subsection (e) of section 3231 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new paragraph:

“(13) SPECIAL RULES FOR TAX ON EMPLOYERS ELECTING NOT TO PROVIDE HEALTH BENEFITS.—For purposes of section 3221(c)—

“(A) Paragraph (1) shall be applied without regard to the third sentence thereof.

“(B) Paragraph (2) shall not apply.”.

(3) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.—Subsection (d) of section 3221 of such Code, as redesignated by this section, is amended by striking “subsections (a) and (b), see section 3231(e)(2)” and inserting “this section, see paragraphs (2) and (13)(B) of section 3231(e)”.

(e) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to periods beginning after December 31, 2012.

PART 2Credit for small business employee health coverage expenses

SEC. 521. Credit for small business employee health coverage expenses.

(a) In general.—Subpart D of part IV of subchapter A of chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to business-related credits) is amended by adding at the end the following new section:

“SEC. 45R. Small business employee health coverage credit.

“(a) In general.—For purposes of section 38, in the case of a qualified small employer, the small business employee health coverage credit determined under this section for the taxable year is an amount equal to the applicable percentage of the qualified employee health coverage expenses of such employer for such taxable year.

“(b) Applicable percentage.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—For purposes of this section, the applicable percentage is 50 percent.

“(2) PHASEOUT BASED ON AVERAGE COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES.—In the case of an employer whose average annual employee compensation for the taxable year exceeds $20,000, the percentage specified in paragraph (1) shall be reduced by a number of percentage points which bears the same ratio to 50 as such excess bears to $20,000.

“(c) Limitations.—

“(1) PHASEOUT BASED ON EMPLOYER SIZE.—In the case of an employer who employs more than 10 qualified employees during the taxable year, the credit determined under subsection (a) shall be reduced by an amount which bears the same ratio to the amount of such credit (determined without regard to this paragraph and after the application of the other provisions of this section) as—

“(A) the excess of—

“(i) the number of qualified employees employed by the employer during the taxable year, over

“(ii) 10, bears to

“(B) 15.

“(2) CREDIT NOT ALLOWED WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN HIGHLY COMPENSATED EMPLOYEES.—No credit shall be determined under subsection (a) with respect to qualified employee health coverage expenses paid or incurred with respect to any employee for any taxable year if the aggregate compensation paid by the employer to such employee during such taxable year exceeds $80,000.

“(3) CREDIT ALLOWED FOR ONLY 2 TAXABLE YEARS.—No credit shall be determined under subsection (a) with respect to any employer for any taxable year unless the employer elects to have this section apply for such taxable year. An employer may elect the application of this section with respect to not more than 2 taxable years.

“(d) Qualified employee health coverage expenses.—For purposes of this section—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—The term ‘qualified employee health coverage expenses’ means, with respect to any employer for any taxable year, the aggregate amount paid or incurred by such employer during such taxable year for coverage of any qualified employee of the employer (including any family coverage which covers such employee) under qualified health coverage.

“(2) QUALIFIED HEALTH COVERAGE.—The term ‘qualified health coverage’ means acceptable coverage (as defined in section 59B(d)) which—

“(A) is provided pursuant to an election under section 4980H(a), and

“(B) satisfies the requirements referred to in section 4980H(c).

“(e) Other definitions.—For purposes of this section—

“(1) QUALIFIED SMALL EMPLOYER.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘qualified small employer’ means any employer for any taxable year if—

“(A) the number of qualified employees employed by such employer during the taxable year does not exceed 25, and

“(B) the average annual employee compensation of such employer for such taxable year does not exceed the sum of the dollar amounts in effect under subsection (b)(2).

“(2) QUALIFIED EMPLOYEE.—The term ‘qualified employee’ means any employee of an employer for any taxable year of the employer if such employee received at least $5,000 of compensation from such employer for services performed in the trade or business of such employer during such taxable year.

“(3) AVERAGE ANNUAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION.—The term ‘average annual employee compensation’ means, with respect to any employer for any taxable year, the average amount of compensation paid by such employer to qualified employees of such employer during such taxable year.

“(4) COMPENSATION.—The term ‘compensation’ has the meaning given such term in section 408(p)(6)(A).

“(5) FAMILY COVERAGE.—The term ‘family coverage’ means any coverage other than self-only coverage.

“(f) Special rules.—For purposes of this section—

“(1) SPECIAL RULE FOR PARTNERSHIPS AND SELF-EMPLOYED.—In the case of a partnership (or a trade or business carried on by an individual) which has one or more qualified employees (determined without regard to this paragraph) with respect to whom the election under section 4980H(a) applies, each partner (or, in the case of a trade or business carried on by an individual, such individual) shall be treated as an employee.

“(2) AGGREGATION RULE.—All persons treated as a single employer under subsection (b), (c), (m), or (o) of section 414 shall be treated as 1 employer.

“(3) PREDECESSORS.—Any reference in this section to an employer shall include a reference to any predecessor of such employer.

“(4) DENIAL OF DOUBLE BENEFIT.—Any deduction otherwise allowable with respect to amounts paid or incurred for health insurance coverage to which subsection (a) applies shall be reduced by the amount of the credit determined under this section.

“(5) INFLATION ADJUSTMENT.—In the case of any taxable year beginning after 2013, each of the dollar amounts in subsections (b)(2), (c)(2), and (e)(2) shall be increased by an amount equal to—

“(A) such dollar amount, multiplied by

“(B) the cost of living adjustment determined under section 1(f)(3) for the calendar year in which the taxable year begins determined by substituting ‘calendar year 2012’ for ‘calendar year 1992’ in subparagraph (B) thereof.

If any increase determined under this paragraph is not a multiple of $50, such increase shall be rounded to the next lowest multiple of $50.”.

(b) Credit to be part of general business credit.—Subsection (b) of section 38 of such Code (relating to general business credit) is amended by striking “plus” at the end of paragraph (34), by striking the period at the end of paragraph (35) and inserting “, plus” , and by adding at the end the following new paragraph:

“(36) in the case of a qualified small employer (as defined in section 45R(e)), the small business employee health coverage credit determined under section 45R(a).”.

(c) Clerical amendment.—The table of sections for subpart D of part IV of subchapter A of chapter 1 of such Code is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 45Q the following new item:

(d) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2012.

PART 3Limitations on health care related expenditures

SEC. 531. Distributions for medicine qualified only if for prescribed drug or insulin.

(a) HSAs.—Subparagraph (A) of section 223(d)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following: “Such term shall include an amount paid for medicine or a drug only if such medicine or drug is a prescribed drug or is insulin.”.

(b) Archer MSAs.—Subparagraph (A) of section 220(d)(2) of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following: “Such term shall include an amount paid for medicine or a drug only if such medicine or drug is a prescribed drug or is insulin.”.

(c) Health flexible spending arrangements and health reimbursement arrangements.—Section 106 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(f) Reimbursements for medicine restricted to prescribed drugs and insulin.—For purposes of this section and section 105, reimbursement for expenses incurred for a medicine or a drug shall be treated as a reimbursement for medical expenses only if such medicine or drug is a prescribed drug or is insulin.”.

(d) Effective dates.—The amendment made by this section shall apply to expenses incurred after December 31, 2010.

SEC. 532. Limitation on health flexible spending arrangements under cafeteria plans.

(a) In general.—Section 125 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended—

(1) by redesignating subsections (i) and (j) as subsections (j) and (k), respectively, and

(2) by inserting after subsection (h) the following new subsection:

“(i) Limitation on health flexible spending arrangements.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—For purposes of this section, if a benefit is provided under a cafeteria plan through employer contributions to a health flexible spending arrangement, such benefit shall not be treated as a qualified benefit unless the cafeteria plan provides that an employee may not elect for any taxable year to have salary reduction contributions in excess of $2,500 made to such arrangement.

“(2) INFLATION ADJUSTMENT.—In the case of any taxable year beginning after 2013, the dollar amount in paragraph (1) shall be increased by an amount equal to—

“(A) such dollar amount, multiplied by

“(B) the cost of living adjustment determined under section 1(f)(3) for the calendar year in which the taxable year begins determined by substituting ‘calendar year 2012’ for ‘calendar year 1992’ in subparagraph (B) thereof.

If any increase determined under this paragraph is not a multiple of $50, such increase shall be rounded to the next lowest multiple of $50.”.

(b) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2012.

SEC. 533. Increase in penalty for nonqualified distributions from health savings accounts.

(a) In general.—Subparagraph (A) of section 223(f)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by striking “10 percent” and inserting “20 percent”.

(b) Effective date.—The amendment made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2010.

SEC. 534. Denial of deduction for federal subsidies for prescription drug plans which have been excluded from gross income.

(a) In general.—Section 139A of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by striking the second sentence.

(b) Effective date.—The amendment made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2010.

PART 4Other provisions to carry out health insurance reform

SEC. 541. Disclosures to carry out health insurance exchange subsidies.

(a) In general.—Subsection (l) of section 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new paragraph:

“(21) DISCLOSURE OF RETURN INFORMATION TO CARRY OUT HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE SUBSIDIES.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary, upon written request from the Health Choices Commissioner or the head of a State-based health insurance exchange approved for operation under section 308 of the , shall disclose to officers and employees of the Health Choices Administration or such State-based health insurance exchange, as the case may be, return information of any taxpayer whose income is relevant in determining any affordability credit described in subtitle C of title III of the . Such return information shall be limited to—

“(i) taxpayer identity information with respect to such taxpayer,

“(ii) the filing status of such taxpayer,

“(iii) the modified adjusted gross income of such taxpayer (as defined in section 59B(e)(5)),

“(iv) the number of dependents of the taxpayer,

“(v) such other information as is prescribed by the Secretary by regulation as might indicate whether the taxpayer is eligible for such affordability credits (and the amount thereof), and

“(vi) the taxable year with respect to which the preceding information relates or, if applicable, the fact that such information is not available.

“(B) RESTRICTION ON USE OF DISCLOSED INFORMATION.—Return information disclosed under subparagraph (A) may be used by officers and employees of the Health Choices Administration or such State-based health insurance exchange, as the case may be, only for the purposes of, and to the extent necessary in, establishing and verifying the appropriate amount of any affordability credit described in subtitle C of title III of the and providing for the repayment of any such credit which was in excess of such appropriate amount.”.

(b) Procedures and recordkeeping related to disclosures.—Paragraph (4) of section 6103(p) of such Code is amended—

(1) by inserting “, or any entity described in subsection (l)(21),” after “or (20)” in the matter preceding subparagraph (A),

(2) by inserting “or any entity described in subsection (l)(21),” after “or (o)(1)(A),” in subparagraph (F)(ii), and

(3) by inserting “or any entity described in subsection (l)(21),” after “or (20),” both places it appears in the matter after subparagraph (F).

(c) Unauthorized disclosure or inspection.—Paragraph (2) of section 7213(a) of such Code is amended by striking “or (20)” and inserting “(20), or (21)”.

SEC. 542. Offering of exchange-participating health benefits plans through cafeteria plans.

(a) In general.—Subsection (f) of section 125 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new paragraph:

“(3) CERTAIN EXCHANGE-PARTICIPATING HEALTH BENEFITS PLANS NOT QUALIFIED.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—The term ‘qualified benefit’ shall not include any exchange-participating health benefits plan (as defined in section 101(c) of the ).

“(B) EXCEPTION FOR EXCHANGE-ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS.—Subparagraph (A) shall not apply with respect to any employee if such employee’s employer is an exchange-eligible employer (as defined in section 302 of the ).”.

(b) Conforming amendments.—Subsection (f) of section 125 of such Code is amended—

(1) by striking “For purposes of this section, the term” and inserting “For purposes of this section—

“(1) In general.—The term”, and

(2) by striking “Such term shall not include” and inserting the following:

“(2) LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE NOT QUALIFIED.—The term ‘qualified benefit’ shall not include”.

(c) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2012.

SEC. 543. Exclusion from gross income of payments made under reinsurance program for retirees.

(a) In general.—Section 139A of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended—

(1) by striking “Gross income” and inserting the following:

“(a) Federal subsidies for prescription drug plans.—Gross income”, and

(2) by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(b) Federal reinsurance program for retirees.—A rule similar to the rule of subsection (a) shall apply with respect to payments made under section 111 of the Affordable Health Care for America Act.”.

(b) Conforming amendment.—The heading of section 139A of such Code (and the item relating to such section in the table of sections for part III of subchapter B of chapter 1 of such Code) is amended by inserting “and retiree health plans” after “prescription drug plans”.

(c) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years ending after the date of the enactment of this Act.

SEC. 544. CLASS program treated in same manner as long-term care insurance.

(a) In general.—Subsection (f) of section 7702B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended—

(1) by striking “State long-term care plan” in paragraph (1)(A) and inserting “government long-term care plan”,

(2) by redesignating paragraph (2) as paragraph (3), and

(3) by inserting after paragraph (2) the following new paragraph:

“(2) GOVERNMENT LONG-TERM CARE PLAN.—For purposes of this subsection, the term ‘government long-term care plan’ means—

“(A) the CLASS program established under title XXXII of the Public Health Service Act, and

“(B) any State long-term care plan.”.

(b) Conforming amendments.—

(1) Paragraph (3) of section 7702B(f) of such Code, as redesignated by subsection (a), is amended by striking “paragraph (1)” and inserting “this subsection”.

(2) Subsection (f) of section 7702(B) of such Code is amended by striking “State-maintained” in the heading thereof and inserting “government”.

(c) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years ending after December 31, 2010.

SEC. 545. Exclusion from gross income for medical care provided for Indians.

(a) In general.—Part III of subchapter B of chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to items specifically excluded from gross income) is amended by inserting after section 139C the following new section:

“SEC. 139D. Medical care provided for Indians.

“(a) In general.—Gross income does not include—

“(1) health services or benefits provided or purchased by the Indian Health Service, either directly or indirectly, through a grant to or a contract or compact with an Indian tribe or tribal organization or through programs of third parties funded by the Indian Health Service,

“(2) medical care provided by an Indian tribe or tribal organization to a member of an Indian tribe (including for this purpose, to the member’s spouse or dependents) through any one of the following: provided or purchased medical care services; accident or health insurance (or an arrangement having the effect of accident or health insurance); or amounts paid, directly or indirectly, to reimburse the member for expenses incurred for medical care,

“(3) the value of accident or health plan coverage provided by an Indian tribe or tribal organization for medical care to a member of an Indian tribe (including for this purpose, coverage that extends to such member's spouse or dependents) under an accident or health plan (or through an arrangement having the effect of accident or health insurance), and

“(4) any other medical care provided by an Indian tribe that supplements, replaces, or substitutes for the programs and services provided by the Federal Government to Indian tribes or Indians.

“(b) Definitions.—For purposes of this section—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—The terms ‘accident or health insurance’ and ‘accident or health plan’ have the same meaning as when used in sections 104 and 106.

“(2) MEDICAL CARE.—The term ‘medical care’ has the meaning given such term in section 213.

“(3) DEPENDENT.—The term ‘dependent’ has the meaning given such term in section 152, determined without regard to subsections (b)(1), (b)(2), and (d)(1)(B).

“(4) INDIAN TRIBE.—The term ‘Indian tribe’ means any Indian tribe, band, nation, pueblo, or other organized group or community, including any Alaska Native village, or regional or village corporation, as defined in, or established pursuant to, the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (43 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.), which is recognized as eligible for the special programs and services provided by the United States to Indians because of their status as Indians.

“(5) TRIBAL ORGANIZATION.—The term ‘tribal organization’ has the meaning given such term in section 4(l) of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (25 U.S.C. 450b(l)).”.

(b) Clerical amendment.—The table of sections for such part III is amended by inserting after the item relating to section 139C the following new item:

“Sec. 139D. Medical care provided for Indians.”.

(c) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to health benefits and coverage provided after the date of enactment of this Act.

(d) No inference.—Nothing in the amendments made by this section shall be construed to create an inference with respect to the exclusion from gross income of—

(1) benefits provided by Indian tribes that are not within the scope of this section, and

(2) health benefits or coverage provided by Indian tribes prior to the effective date of this section.

subtitle BOther revenue provisions

PART 1General provisions

SEC. 551. Surcharge on high income individuals.

(a) In general.—Part VIII of subchapter A of chapter 1 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as added by this title, is amended by adding at the end the following new subpart:

“subpart BSurcharge on high income individuals

“SEC. 59C. Surcharge on high income individuals.

“(a) General rule.—In the case of a taxpayer other than a corporation, there is hereby imposed (in addition to any other tax imposed by this subtitle) a tax equal to 5.4 percent of so much of the modified adjusted gross income of the taxpayer as exceeds $1,000,000.

“(b) Taxpayers not making a joint return.—In the case of any taxpayer other than a taxpayer making a joint return under section 6013 or a surviving spouse (as defined in section 2(a)), subsection (a) shall be applied by substituting ‘$500,000’ for ‘$1,000,000’.

“(c) Modified adjusted gross income.—For purposes of this section, the term ‘modified adjusted gross income’ means adjusted gross income reduced by any deduction (not taken into account in determining adjusted gross income) allowed for investment interest (as defined in section 163(d)). In the case of an estate or trust, adjusted gross income shall be determined as provided in section 67(e).

“(d) Special rules.—

“(1) NONRESIDENT ALIEN.—In the case of a nonresident alien individual, only amounts taken into account in connection with the tax imposed under section 871(b) shall be taken into account under this section.

“(2) CITIZENS AND RESIDENTS LIVING ABROAD.—The dollar amount in effect under subsection (a) (after the application of subsection (b)) shall be decreased by the excess of—

“(A) the amounts excluded from the taxpayer’s gross income under section 911, over

“(B) the amounts of any deductions or exclusions disallowed under section 911(d)(6) with respect to the amounts described in subparagraph (A).

“(3) CHARITABLE TRUSTS.—Subsection (a) shall not apply to a trust all the unexpired interests in which are devoted to one or more of the purposes described in section 170(c)(2)(B).

“(4) NOT TREATED AS TAX IMPOSED BY THIS CHAPTER FOR CERTAIN PURPOSES.—The tax imposed under this section shall not be treated as tax imposed by this chapter for purposes of determining the amount of any credit under this chapter or for purposes of section 55.”.

(b) Clerical amendment.—The table of subparts for part VIII of subchapter A of chapter 1 of such Code, as added by this title, is amended by inserting after the item relating to subpart A the following new item:


“SUBPART B. SURCHARGE ON HIGH INCOME INDIVIDUALS.”.

(c) Section 15 not to apply.—The amendment made by subsection (a) shall not be treated as a change in a rate of tax for purposes of section 15 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.

(d) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2010.

SEC. 552. Excise tax on medical devices.

(a) In general.—Chapter 31 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new subchapter:

“subchapter DMedical devices

“SEC. 4061. Medical devices.

“(a) In general.—There is hereby imposed on the first taxable sale of any medical device a tax equal to 2.5 percent of the price for which so sold.

“(b) First taxable sale.—For purposes of this section—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—The term ‘first taxable sale’ means the first sale, for a purpose other than for resale, after production, manufacture, or importation.

“(2) EXCEPTION FOR SALES AT RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS.—Such term shall not include the sale of any medical device if—

“(A) such sale is made at a retail establishment on terms which are available to the general public, and

“(B) such medical device is of a type (and purchased in a quantity) which is purchased by the general public.

“(3) EXCEPTION FOR EXPORTS, ETC.—Rules similar to the rules of sections 4221 (other than paragraphs (3), (4), (5), and (6) of subsection (a) thereof) and 4222 shall apply for purposes of this section. To the extent provided by the Secretary, section 4222 may be extended to, and made applicable with respect to, the exemption provided by paragraph (2).

“(4) SALES TO PATIENTS NOT TREATED AS RESALES.—If a medical device is sold for use in connection with providing any health care service to an individual, such sale shall not be treated as being for the purpose of resale (even if such device is sold to such individual).

“(c) Other definitions and special rules.—For purposes of this section—

“(1) MEDICAL DEVICE.—The term ‘medical device’ means any device (as defined in section 201(h) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act) intended for humans.

“(2) LEASE TREATED AS SALE.—Rules similar to the rules of section 4217 shall apply.

“(3) USE TREATED AS SALE.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—If any person uses a medical device before the first taxable sale of such device, then such person shall be liable for tax under such subsection in the same manner as if such use were the first taxable sale of such device.

“(B) EXCEPTIONS.—The preceding sentence shall not apply to—

“(i) use of a medical device as material in the manufacture or production of, or as a component part of, another medical device to be manufactured or produced by such person, or

“(ii) use of a medical device after a sale described in subsection (b)(2).

“(4) DETERMINATION OF PRICE.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—Rules similar to the rules of subsections (a), (c), and (d) of section 4216 shall apply for purposes of this section.

“(B) CONSTRUCTIVE SALE PRICE.—If—

“(i) a medical device is sold (otherwise than through an arm’s length transaction) at less than the fair market price, or

“(ii) a person is liable for tax for a use described in paragraph (3),

the tax under this section shall be computed on the price for which such or similar devices are sold in the ordinary course of trade as determined by the Secretary.

“(5) RESALES PURSUANT TO CERTAIN CONTRACT ARRANGEMENTS.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—In the case of a specified contract sale of a medical device, the seller referred to in subparagraph (B)(i) shall be entitled to recover from the producer, manufacturer, or importer referred to in subparagraph (B)(ii) the amount of the tax paid by such seller under this section with respect to such sale.

“(B) SPECIFIED CONTRACT SALE.—For purposes of this paragraph, the term ‘specified contract sale’ means, with respect to any medical device, the first taxable sale of such device if—

“(i) the seller is not the producer, manufacturer, or importer of such device,

“(ii) the price at which such device is so sold is determined in accordance with a contract between the producer, manufacturer, or importer of such device and the person to whom such device is so sold.

“(C) SPECIAL RULES RELATED TO CREDITS AND REFUNDS.—In the case of any credit or refund under section 6416 of the tax imposed under this section on a specified contract sale of a medical device—

“(i) such credit or refund shall be allowed or made only if the seller has filed with the Secretary the written consent of the producer, manufacturer, or importer referred to in subparagraph (B)(ii) to the allowance of such credit or the making of such refund, and

“(ii) the amount of tax taken into account under subparagraph (A) shall be reduced by the amount of such credit or refund.”.

(b) Conforming amendments.—

(1) Paragraph (2) of section 6416(b) of such Code is amended—

(A) by inserting “or 4061” after “under section 4051”, and

(B) by adding at the end the following: “In the case of the tax imposed by section 4061, subparagraphs (B), (C), (D), and (E) shall not apply.”.

(2) The table of subchapters for chapter 31 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new item:


“SUBCHAPTER D. MEDICAL DEVICES.”.

(c) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to sales (and leases and uses treated as sales) after December 31, 2012.

SEC. 553. Expansion of information reporting requirements.

(a) In general.—Section 6041 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new subsections:

“(h) Application to corporations.—Notwithstanding any regulation prescribed by the Secretary before the date of the enactment of this subsection, for purposes of this section the term ‘person’ includes any corporation that is not an organization exempt from tax under section 501(a).

“(i) Regulations.—The Secretary may prescribe such regulations and other guidance as may be appropriate or necessary to carry out the purposes of this section, including rules to prevent duplicative reporting of transactions.”.

(b) Payments for property and other gross proceeds.—Subsection (a) of section 6041 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended—

(1) by inserting “amounts in consideration for property,” after “wages,”,

(2) by inserting “gross proceeds,” after “emoluments, or other”, and

(3) by inserting “gross proceeds,” after “setting forth the amount of such”.

(c) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to payments made after December 31, 2011.

SEC. 554. Delay in application of worldwide allocation of interest.

(a) In general.—Paragraphs (5)(D) and (6) of section 864(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 are each amended by striking “December 31, 2010” and inserting “December 31, 2019”.

(b) Transition.—Subsection (f) of section 864 of such Code is amended by striking paragraph (7).

PART 2Prevention of tax avoidance

SEC. 561. Limitation on treaty benefits for certain deductible payments.

(a) In general.—Section 894 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to income affected by treaty) is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(d) Limitation on treaty benefits for certain deductible payments.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of any deductible related-party payment, any withholding tax imposed under chapter 3 (and any tax imposed under subpart A or B of this part) with respect to such payment may not be reduced under any treaty of the United States unless any such withholding tax would be reduced under a treaty of the United States if such payment were made directly to the foreign parent corporation.

“(2) DEDUCTIBLE RELATED-PARTY PAYMENT.—For purposes of this subsection, the term ‘deductible related-party payment’ means any payment made, directly or indirectly, by any person to any other person if the payment is allowable as a deduction under this chapter and both persons are members of the same foreign controlled group of entities.

“(3) FOREIGN CONTROLLED GROUP OF ENTITIES.—For purposes of this subsection—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—The term ‘foreign controlled group of entities’ means a controlled group of entities the common parent of which is a foreign corporation.

“(B) CONTROLLED GROUP OF ENTITIES.—The term ‘controlled group of entities’ means a controlled group of corporations as defined in section 1563(a)(1), except that—

“(i) ‘more than 50 percent’ shall be substituted for ‘at least 80 percent’ each place it appears therein, and

“(ii) the determination shall be made without regard to subsections (a)(4) and (b)(2) of section 1563.

A partnership or any other entity (other than a corporation) shall be treated as a member of a controlled group of entities if such entity is controlled (within the meaning of section 954(d)(3)) by members of such group (including any entity treated as a member of such group by reason of this sentence).

“(4) FOREIGN PARENT CORPORATION.—For purposes of this subsection, the term ‘foreign parent corporation’ means, with respect to any deductible related-party payment, the common parent of the foreign controlled group of entities referred to in paragraph (3)(A).

“(5) REGULATIONS.—The Secretary may prescribe such regulations or other guidance as are necessary or appropriate to carry out the purposes of this subsection, including regulations or other guidance which provide for—

“(A) the treatment of two or more persons as members of a foreign controlled group of entities if such persons would be the common parent of such group if treated as one corporation, and

“(B) the treatment of any member of a foreign controlled group of entities as the common parent of such group if such treatment is appropriate taking into account the economic relationships among such entities.”.

(b) Effective date.—The amendment made by this section shall apply to payments made after the date of the enactment of this Act.

SEC. 562. Codification of economic substance doctrine; penalties.

(a) In general.—Section 7701 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 is amended by redesignating subsection (o) as subsection (p) and by inserting after subsection (n) the following new subsection:

“(o) Clarification of economic substance doctrine.—

“(1) APPLICATION OF DOCTRINE.—In the case of any transaction to which the economic substance doctrine is relevant, such transaction shall be treated as having economic substance only if—

“(A) the transaction changes in a meaningful way (apart from Federal income tax effects) the taxpayer’s economic position, and

“(B) the taxpayer has a substantial purpose (apart from Federal income tax effects) for entering into such transaction.

“(2) SPECIAL RULE WHERE TAXPAYER RELIES ON PROFIT POTENTIAL.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—The potential for profit of a transaction shall be taken into account in determining whether the requirements of subparagraphs (A) and (B) of paragraph (1) are met with respect to the transaction only if the present value of the reasonably expected pre-tax profit from the transaction is substantial in relation to the present value of the expected net tax benefits that would be allowed if the transaction were respected.

“(B) TREATMENT OF FEES AND FOREIGN TAXES.—Fees and other transaction expenses and foreign taxes shall be taken into account as expenses in determining pre-tax profit under subparagraph (A).

“(3) STATE AND LOCAL TAX BENEFITS.—For purposes of paragraph (1), any State or local income tax effect which is related to a Federal income tax effect shall be treated in the same manner as a Federal income tax effect.

“(4) FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING BENEFITS.—For purposes of paragraph (1)(B), achieving a financial accounting benefit shall not be taken into account as a purpose for entering into a transaction if the origin of such financial accounting benefit is a reduction of Federal income tax.

“(5) DEFINITIONS AND SPECIAL RULES.—For purposes of this subsection—

“(A) ECONOMIC SUBSTANCE DOCTRINE.—The term ‘economic substance doctrine’ means the common law doctrine under which tax benefits under subtitle A with respect to a transaction are not allowable if the transaction does not have economic substance or lacks a business purpose.

“(B) EXCEPTION FOR PERSONAL TRANSACTIONS OF INDIVIDUALS.—In the case of an individual, paragraph (1) shall apply only to transactions entered into in connection with a trade or business or an activity engaged in for the production of income.

“(C) OTHER COMMON LAW DOCTRINES NOT AFFECTED.—Except as specifically provided in this subsection, the provisions of this subsection shall not be construed as altering or supplanting any other rule of law, and the requirements of this subsection shall be construed as being in addition to any such other rule of law.

“(D) DETERMINATION OF APPLICATION OF DOCTRINE NOT AFFECTED.—The determination of whether the economic substance doctrine is relevant to a transaction (or series of transactions) shall be made in the same manner as if this subsection had never been enacted.

“(6) REGULATIONS.—The Secretary shall prescribe such regulations as may be necessary or appropriate to carry out the purposes of this subsection.”.

(b) Penalty for underpayments attributable to transactions lacking economic substance.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Subsection (b) of section 6662 of such Code is amended by inserting after paragraph (5) the following new paragraph:

“(6) Any disallowance of claimed tax benefits by reason of a transaction lacking economic substance (within the meaning of section 7701(o)) or failing to meet the requirements of any similar rule of law.”.

(2) INCREASED PENALTY FOR NONDISCLOSED TRANSACTIONS.—Section 6662 of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(i) Increase in penalty in case of nondisclosed noneconomic substance transactions.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—In the case of any portion of an underpayment which is attributable to one or more nondisclosed noneconomic substance transactions, subsection (a) shall be applied with respect to such portion by substituting ‘40 percent’ for ‘20 percent’.

“(2) NONDISCLOSED NONECONOMIC SUBSTANCE TRANSACTIONS.—For purposes of this subsection, the term ‘nondisclosed noneconomic substance transaction’ means any portion of a transaction described in subsection (b)(6) with respect to which the relevant facts affecting the tax treatment are not adequately disclosed in the return nor in a statement attached to the return.

“(3) SPECIAL RULE FOR AMENDED RETURNS.—Except as provided in regulations, in no event shall any amendment or supplement to a return of tax be taken into account for purposes of this subsection if the amendment or supplement is filed after the earlier of the date the taxpayer is first contacted by the Secretary regarding the examination of the return or such other date as is specified by the Secretary.”.

(3) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.—Subparagraph (B) of section 6662A(e)(2) of such Code is amended—

(A) by striking “section 6662(h)” and inserting “subsections (h) or (i) of section 6662”, and

(B) by striking “gross valuation misstatement penalty” in the heading and inserting “certain increased underpayment penalties”.

(c) Reasonable cause exception not applicable to noneconomic substance transactions and tax shelters.—

(1) REASONABLE CAUSE EXCEPTION FOR UNDERPAYMENTS.—Subsection (c) of section 6664 of such Code is amended—

(A) by redesignating paragraphs (2) and (3) as paragraphs (3) and (4), respectively,

(B) by striking “paragraph (2)” in paragraph (4)(A), as so redesignated, and inserting “paragraph (3)”, and

(C) by inserting after paragraph (1) the following new paragraph:

“(2) EXCEPTION.—Paragraph (1) shall not apply to any portion of an underpayment which is attributable to one or more tax shelters (as defined in section 6662(d)(2)(C)) or transactions described in section 6662(b)(6).”.

(2) REASONABLE CAUSE EXCEPTION FOR REPORTABLE TRANSACTION UNDERSTATEMENTS.—Subsection (d) of section 6664 of such Code is amended—

(A) by redesignating paragraphs (2) and (3) as paragraphs (3) and (4), respectively,

(B) by striking “paragraph (2)(C)” in paragraph (4), as so redesignated, and inserting “paragraph (3)(C)”, and

(C) by inserting after paragraph (1) the following new paragraph:

“(2) EXCEPTION.—Paragraph (1) shall not apply to any portion of a reportable transaction understatement which is attributable to one or more tax shelters (as defined in section 6662(d)(2)(C)) or transactions described in section 6662(b)(6).”.

(d) Application of penalty for erroneous claim for refund or credit to noneconomic substance transactions.—Section 6676 of such Code is amended by redesignating subsection (c) as subsection (d) and inserting after subsection (b) the following new subsection:

“(c) Noneconomic substance transactions treated as lacking reasonable basis.—For purposes of this section, any excessive amount which is attributable to any transaction described in section 6662(b)(6) shall not be treated as having a reasonable basis.”.

(e) Effective Date.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as otherwise provided in this subsection, the amendments made by this section shall apply to transactions entered into after the date of the enactment of this Act.

(2) UNDERPAYMENTS.—The amendments made by subsections (b) and (c)(1) shall apply to underpayments attributable to transactions entered into after the date of the enactment of this Act.

(3) UNDERSTATEMENTS.—The amendments made by subsection (c)(2) shall apply to understatements attributable to transactions entered into after the date of the enactment of this Act.

(4) REFUNDS AND CREDITS.—The amendment made by subsection (d) shall apply to refunds and credits attributable to transactions entered into after the date of the enactment of this Act.

SEC. 563. Certain large or publicly traded persons made subject to a more likely than not standard for avoiding penalties on underpayments.

(a) In general.—Subsection (c) of section 6664 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended by section 562, is amended—

(1) by redesignating paragraphs (3) and (4) as paragraphs (4) and (5), respectively,

(2) by striking “paragraph (3)” in paragraph (4)(A), as so redesignated, and inserting “paragraph (4)”, and

(3) by inserting after paragraph (2) the following new paragraph:

“(3) SPECIAL RULE FOR CERTAIN LARGE OR PUBLICLY TRADED PERSONS.—

“(A) IN GENERAL.—In the case of any specified person, paragraph (1) shall apply to the portion of an underpayment which is attributable to any item only if such person has a reasonable belief that the tax treatment of such item by such person is more likely than not the proper tax treatment of such item.

“(B) SPECIFIED PERSON.—For purposes of this paragraph, the term ‘specified person’ means—

“(i) any person required to file periodic or other reports under section 13 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and

“(ii) any corporation with gross receipts in excess of $100,000,000 for the taxable year involved.

All persons treated as a single employer under section 52(a) shall be treated as one person for purposes of clause (ii).”.

(b) Nonapplication of substantial authority and reasonable basis standards for reducing understatements.—Paragraph (2) of section 6662(d) of such Code is amended by adding at the end the following new subparagraph:

“(D) REDUCTION NOT TO APPLY TO CERTAIN LARGE OR PUBLICLY TRADED PERSONS.—Subparagraph (B) shall not apply to any specified person (as defined in section 6664(c)(3)(B)).”.

(c) Effective Date.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Except as provided in paragraph (2), the amendments made by this section shall apply to underpayments attributable to transactions entered into after the date of the enactment of this Act.

(2) NONAPPLICATION OF UNDERSTATEMENT REDUCTION.—The amendment made by subsection (b) shall apply to understatements attributable to transactions entered into after the date of the enactment of this Act.

PART 3Parity in health benefits

SEC. 571. Certain health related benefits applicable to spouses and dependents extended to eligible beneficiaries.

(a) Application of accident and health plans to eligible beneficiaries.—

(1) EXCLUSION OF CONTRIBUTIONS.—Section 106 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to contributions by employer to accident and health plans), as amended by section 531, is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection:

“(g) Coverage provided for eligible beneficiaries of employees.—

“(1) IN GENERAL.—Subsection (a) shall apply with respect to any eligible beneficiary of the employee.

“(2) ELIGIBLE BENEFICIARY.—For purposes of this subsection, the term ‘eligible beneficiary’ means any individual who is eligible to receive benefits or coverage under an accident or health plan.”.

(2) EXCLUSION OF AMOUNTS EXPENDED FOR MEDICAL CARE.—The first sentence of section 105(b) of such Code (relating to amounts expended for medical care) is amended—

(A) by striking “and his dependents” and inserting “his dependents”, and

(B) by inserting before the period the following: “and any eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)) with respect to the taxpayer”.

(3) PAYROLL TAXES.—

(A) Section 3121(a)(2) of such Code is amended—

(i) by striking “or any of his dependents” in the matter preceding subparagraph (A) and inserting “, any of his dependents, or any eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)) with respect to the employee”,

(ii) by striking “or any of his dependents,” in subparagraph (A) and inserting “, any of his dependents, or any eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)) with respect to the employee,”, and

(iii) by striking “and their dependents” both places it appears and inserting “and such employees’ dependents and eligible beneficiaries (within the meaning of section 106(g))”.

(B) Section 3231(e)(1) of such Code is amended—

(i) by striking “or any of his dependents” and inserting “, any of his dependents, or any eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)) with respect to the employee,”, and

(ii) by striking “and their dependents” both places it appears and inserting “and such employees’ dependents and eligible beneficiaries (within the meaning of section 106(g))”.

(C) Section 3306(b)(2) of such Code is amended—

(i) by striking “or any of his dependents” in the matter preceding subparagraph (A) and inserting “, any of his dependents, or any eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)) with respect to the employee,”,

(ii) by striking “or any of his dependents” in subparagraph (A) and inserting “, any of his dependents, or any eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)) with respect to the employee”, and

(iii) by striking “and their dependents” both places it appears and inserting “and such employees’ dependents and eligible beneficiaries (within the meaning of section 106(g))”.

(D) Section 3401(a) of such Code is amended by striking “or” at the end of paragraph (22), by striking the period at the end of paragraph (23) and inserting “; or”, and by inserting after paragraph (23) the following new paragraph:

“(24) for any payment made to or for the benefit of an employee or any eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)) if at the time of such payment it is reasonable to believe that the employee will be able to exclude such payment from income under section 106 or under section 105 by reference in section 105(b) to section 106(g).”.

(b) Expansion of dependency for purposes of deduction for health insurance costs of self-employed individuals.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Paragraph (1) of section 162(l) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to special rules for health insurance costs of self-employed individuals) is amended to read as follows:

“(1) ALLOWANCE OF DEDUCTION.—In the case of a taxpayer who is an employee within the meaning of section 401(c)(1), there shall be allowed as a deduction under this section an amount equal to the amount paid during the taxable year for insurance which constitutes medical care for—

“(A) the taxpayer,

“(B) the taxpayer’s spouse,

“(C) the taxpayer’s dependents,

“(D) any individual who—

“(i) satisfies the age requirements of section 152(c)(3)(A),

“(ii) bears a relationship to the taxpayer described in section 152(d)(2)(H), and

“(iii) meets the requirements of section 152(d)(1)(C), and

“(E) one individual who—

“(i) does not satisfy the age requirements of section 152(c)(3)(A),

“(ii) bears a relationship to the taxpayer described in section 152(d)(2)(H),

“(iii) meets the requirements of section 152(d)(1)(D), and

“(iv) is not the spouse of the taxpayer and does not bear any relationship to the taxpayer described in subparagraphs (A) through (G) of section 152(d)(2).”.

(2) CONFORMING AMENDMENT.—Subparagraph (B) of section 162(l)(2) of such Code is amended by inserting “, any dependent, or individual described in subparagraph (D) or (E) of paragraph (1) with respect to” after “spouse”.

(c) Extension to eligible beneficiaries of sick and accident benefits provided to members of a voluntary employees’ beneficiary association and their dependents.—Section 501(c)(9) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to list of exempt organizations) is amended by adding at the end the following new sentence: “For purposes of providing for the payment of sick and accident benefits to members of such an association and their dependents, the term ‘dependents’ shall include any individual who is an eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g)), as determined under the terms of a medical benefit, health insurance, or other program under which members and their dependents are entitled to sick and accident benefits.”.

(d) Flexible spending arrangements and health reimbursement arrangements.—The Secretary of Treasury shall issue guidance of general applicability providing that medical expenses that otherwise qualify—

(1) for reimbursement from a flexible spending arrangement under regulations in effect on the date of the enactment of this Act may be reimbursed from an employee’s flexible spending arrangement, notwithstanding the fact that such expenses are attributable to any individual who is not the employee’s spouse or dependent (within the meaning of section 105(b) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986) but is an eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g) of such Code) under the flexible spending arrangement with respect to the employee, and

(2) for reimbursement from a health reimbursement arrangement under regulations in effect on the date of the enactment of this Act may be reimbursed from an employee’s health reimbursement arrangement, notwithstanding the fact that such expenses are attributable to an individual who is not a spouse or dependent (within the meaning of section 105(b) of such Code) but is an eligible beneficiary (within the meaning of section 106(g) of such Code) under the health reimbursement arrangement with respect to the employee.

(e) Effective date.—The amendments made by this section shall apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2009.


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