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TITLE 28INSURANCE
PART 1TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
CHAPTER 10WORKERS' COMPENSATION HEALTH CARE NETWORKS
SUBCHAPTER BCERTIFICATION
RULE §10.20Certification Required

Except as provided by Labor Code §504.053(b)(2), concerning Election:

  (1) A person may not operate or perform any act of a workers' compensation health care network in this state:

    (A) unless the person holds a certificate issued under Insurance Code Chapter 1305, concerning Workers' Compensation Health Care Networks, and this chapter; or

    (B) except in accordance with the specific authorization of Insurance Code Chapter 1305 or this chapter.

  (2) A person, including an insurance carrier, who provides or arranges to provide workers' compensation health care network services to injured employees within a service area, must be certified as a workers' compensation health care network under Insurance Code Chapter 1305 and this chapter.

  (3) An entity performing any act of a workers' compensation health care network may not use in a network's name or in any informational literature distributed about a network any combination or variation of the words "workers' compensation," "certified," "managed care," or "network" to describe a network that is not certified in accordance with this chapter.


Source Note: The provisions of this §10.20 adopted to be effective December 5, 2005, 30 TexReg 8099; amended to be effective August 2, 2022, 47 TexReg 4534

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