Bill > HB100

This bill makes several changes to the New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange Act: 1. It expands the duties and powers of the board of directors of the New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange, requiring them to establish standardized bronze, silver, and gold health plans, maintain a consumer assistance program and small business health options program, and perform other functions to improve the operations and accessibility of the exchange. 2. It requires the board to report regularly on exchange enrollment, plan selection, and market trends, and to consult with the insurance superintendent on exchange-related rules and policies. 3. It allows the board to require health insurers offering qualified plans on the exchange to offer at least one standardized silver plan and one standardized gold plan, and potentially a standardized bronze plan as well. Overall, the bill aims to strengthen the New Mexico health insurance exchange by enhancing consumer protections, plan standardization, and transparency around exchange performance and market conditions.

Budget and Finance, Government Affairs, Health and Social Services, Justice

https://www.nmlegis.gov/lcs/legislation.aspx?chamber=H&legtype=B&legno=100&year=20