Occurrence
Community rating of supplemental private health insurance:
- Australia — lifetime community rating of private hospital insurance supplemental to universal publicly financed hospital insurance
- Ireland — pure community rating of all private health insurance supplemental to universal publicly financed health insurance
Community rating of basic private health insurance:
- Netherlands — age and gender rating illegal = pure community rating; individual guaranteed issue
- individual mandate with low-income government subsidies for 40% of households
- Switzerland — age and gender rating illegal = pure community rating; individual guaranteed issue
- individual mandate with low-income government subsidies for 40% of households
- within the United States:
- Community rating for individual and small group (2 to 50 employees) health insurance:
- New York — age and gender rating illegal = pure community rating; individual guaranteed issue
- Vermont — age and gender rating illegal = pure community rating for small group health insurance; individual guaranteed issue
- age and gender rating illegal = pure community rating for individual health insurance from BlueCross BlueShield and HMOs
- age and gender rating combined limited to 1.5:1 (150 percent) for individual health insurance from other insurance companies
- Maine — age rating limited to 1.5:1 (150 percent); gender rating illegal; individual guaranteed issue
- smoking status rating unlimited
- Massachusetts — age rating limited to 2:1 (200 percent); gender rating illegal; individual guaranteed issue
- individual and employer mandates with low-income government subsidies or exemptions
- New Jersey — age and gender rating combined limited to 3.5:1 (350 percent); individual guaranteed issue
- Washington — age rating limited to 3.75:1 (375 percent); gender rating illegal
- Oregon — age rating unlimited ; gender rating illegal
- Community rating for small group (2 to 50 employees) health insurance only:
- Maryland — age rating limited to 2.8:1 (280 percent); gender rating illegal
- New Hampshire — age rating limited to 4:1 (400 percent); gender rating illegal
- Rhode Island* — age and gender rating combined limited to 4:1 (400 percent)
- *health status rating limited to ± 10% of community rating
- Colorado — age rating unlimited; gender rating illegal
- Connecticut — age and gender rating unlimited
- No community rating, but age rating limited and/or gender rating illegal and/or health status rating limited:
- Age rating limited in individual health insurance: to 3:1 (300 percent) in Minnesota, to 4:1 (400 percent) in New Hampshire, to 5:1 (500 percent) in North Dakota and South Dakota
- Age rating limited in small group health insurance: to 3:1 (300 percent) in Minnesota and South Dakota
- Gender rating illegal in individual health insurance in: Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota
- Gender rating limited to 1.2:1 (120 percent) in New Mexico
- Gender rating illegal in small group health insurance in: California, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota
- Health status rating limited (but no guaranteed issue) of individual health insurance:
- Iowa — health status rating limited to 1.35:1 (135 percent)
- New Hampshire — health status rating limited to 1.5:1 (150 percent)
- Minnesota — health status rating limited to 1.67:1 (167 percent)
- Nevada — health status rating limited to 1.75:1 (175 percent)
- South Dakota — health status rating limited to 1.86:1 (186 percent)
- Utah — health status rating limited to 1.86:1 (186 percent)
- Louisiana — health status rating limited to 2:1 (200 percent)
- Kentucky — health status rating limited to 2.08:1 (208 percent)
- Idaho — health status rating limited to 3:1 (300 percent)
- Community rating for individual and small group (2 to 50 employees) health insurance:
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