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Health Insurance for Private Employers
This bill allows private employers and individuals who are not employed by the state to join Arizona's health care plans.
What This Bill Does
- Allows private employers to offer their employees access to the state’s health care plan.
- Permits individuals who are not state workers to use the state’s health care plan.
- Gives the Department of Administration permission to create rules for joining the state's health care plan.
Who It Names or Affects
- Private employers in Arizona
- Individuals who work for private companies and are not employed by the state
Terms To Know
- Natural persons
- Regular people, not businesses or other organizations.
- State health care plan
- A health insurance program provided by the Arizona government for its employees and now extended to private employers and individuals.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how much it will cost or who pays for the expanded coverage.
- It is unclear what rules the Department of Administration will create to implement this change.