Similar policy forms means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered. Certificates of groups that meet the definition in section 3923.41 of the Revised Code are not considered similar to certificates or policies otherwise issued as long-term care insurance, but are similar to other comparable certificates with the same long-term care benefit classifications. For purposes of determining similar policy forms, long-term care benefit classifications are defined as follows: institutional long-term care benefits only, non-institutional long-term care benefits only, or comprehensive long-term care benefits.
Similar policy forms means all of the long−term care, nursing home and home health care insurance policies and certifi- cates offered by an insurer that fall within one of the following cat- egories:
Similar policy forms means all long-term care insurance policies and certificates that are issued by a particular insurer and that have the same long-term care benefit classification as a policy form being reviewed.
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Similar policy forms shall be grouped together according to the rules set forth in WAC 284-60-040.
These values shall be measured as of the date of issue.3. "Qualified actuary" means a member in good standing of the American academy of actuaries.4. "Similar policy forms" means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered.
Similar policy forms" means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered.
Similar policy forms" means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by the issuer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered.
Similar policy forms" means all of the long-term care in- surance policies and certificates issued by the issuer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being consid- ered.
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Similar policy forms means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered. Certificates of groups that meet the definition in Iowa Code section 514G.4(4) are not considered similar to certificates or policies otherwise issued as long-term care insurance, but are similar to other comparable
Similar policy forms means all of the long-term care insurance policies and amendments, riders or endorsements certificates issued by the company in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy being considered. For purposes of determining similar policy forms, long-term care benefit classifications are defined as follows: institutional long-term care benefits only, non-institutional long-term care benefits only, or comprehensive long-term care benefits.
Similar policy forms means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered.
Similar policy forms means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered. Certificates of groups that meet the definition in section 376.1100.2(4)(a), RSMo, are not considered similar to certificates or policies otherwise issued as long-term care insurance, but are similar to other comparable certificates with the same long-term care benefit classifications. For purposes of determining similar policy forms, long-term care benefit classifications are defined as follows:
Similar policy forms means all of the long-term care policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered. Certificates of employee groups as defined in 24-A
Similar policy forms means all of the long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered. Certificates of groups that meet the definition in 18 Del.C. §7103(4) a are not considered similar to certificates or policies otherwise issued as long-term care insurance, but are similar to other comparable certificates with the same long-term care benefit classifications. For purposes of determining similar policy forms, long-term care benefit classifications are defined as follows: institutional long-term care benefits only, non-institutional long-term care benefits only, or comprehensive long-term care benefits.All providers of services, including but not limited to "skilled nursing facility", "extended care facility", "convalescent nursing home", "personal care facility", "specialized care providers", "assisted living facilites facilities", and "home care agency" shall be defined in relation to the services and facilities required to be available and the licensure, certification, registration or degree status of those providing or supervising the services. When the definition requires that the provider be appropriately licensed, certified or registered, it shall also state what requirements a provider must meet in lieu of licensure, certification or registration when the state in which the service is to be furnished does not require a provider of these services to be licensed, certified or registered, or when the state licenses, certifies or registers the provider of services under another name.14 DE Reg. 316 (10/01/10)
Similar policy forms means all of the limited long-term care insurance policies and certificates issued by an insurer in the same limited long-term care benefit classification as the policy form being considered. Certificates of groups that meet the definition in [insert reference to Section 4E(1) of the NAIC Limited Long-Term Care Model Act] are not considered similar to certificates or policies otherwise issued as limited long-term care insurance, but are similar to other comparable certificates with the same limited long-term care benefit classifications. For purposes of determining similar policy forms, limited long-term care benefit classifications are defined as follows: institutional limited long-term care benefits only, non-institutional limited long-term care benefits only, or comprehensive limited long-term care benefits.