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N.H. Rev. Stat. § 420:N-7 (Prohibition on State-Based Health Exchange; Guidelines for Interaction With Federally-Facilitated Health Exchange)
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Current as of June 2015
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Prohibition on State-Based Health Exchange; Guidelines for Interaction With Federally-Facilitated Health Exchange
The law prohibits any state agency or entity in the state of New Hampshire from creating or participating in a state-based health insurance exchange. However, state agencies may interact with the federal government to create a federally-facilitated exchange for the state. State activity to create a federally-facilitated exchange must:
- Preserve private delivery of health care;
- Minimize overhead and administrative costs;
- Promote competition and choice by allowing all eligible health plans to be certified to be offered on the exchange;
- Preserve the state’s insurance regulatory authority and state flexibility in determining Medicaid eligibility.
Current as of June 2015
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