§ 3904.06. Disclosure authorization form
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Ohio Revised Code › Title 39 › Chapter 3904 › § 3904.06
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June 29, 1995 House Bill 329 - 120th General Assembly No insurance institution, agent, or insurance support organization shall use as its disclosure authorization form in connection with insurance transactions a form or statement that authorizes the disclosure of personal or privileged information about an individual to the insurance institution, agent, or insurance support organization, unless the form or statement: (A) Is written in plain language; (B) Is dated; (C) Specifies the types of persons authorized to disclose information about the individual; (D) Specifies the nature of the information authorized to be disclosed; (E) Names the insurance institution or agent and identifies by generic reference representatives of the insurance institution to whom the individual is authorizing information to be disclosed; (F) Specifies the purposes for which the information is collected; (G) Specifies the length of time such authorization shall remain valid, which shall be no longer than: (1) In the case of authorizations signed for the purpose of collecting information in connection with an application for an insurance policy, a policy reinstatement, or a request for change in policy benefits, thirty months from the date the authorization is signed; (2) In the case of authorizations signed for the purpose of collecting information in connection with a claim for benefits under an insurance policy: (a) The term of coverage of the policy if the claim is for a health insurance benefit; (b) The duration of the claim if the claim is not for a health insurance benefit. (H) Advises the individual or a person authorized to act on behalf of the individual that the individual or the individual's authorized representative is entitled to receive a copy of the authorization form.
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