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Hurricane Francine Insurance Guidance

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the job, you can go back to your insurer again. This process can repeat itself until all damage caused, out wet carpets and furniture. Keep receipts for materials used and keep a record of the repairs you make for the adjuster. • You can pull wet items out of your house to help prevent mold, information as you can about your policy including how much time you have to file a claim. • An insurance, in a catastrophe. • Homeowners policies do not cover flood damage, so you must file a separate claim if you

hurricane-francine-insurance-guidance

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the job, you can go back to your insurer again. This process can repeat itself until all damage caused, out wet carpets and furniture. Keep receipts for materials used and keep a record of the repairs you make for the adjuster. • You can pull wet items out of your house to help prevent mold, information as you can about your policy including how much time you have to file a claim. • An insurance, in a catastrophe. • Homeowners policies do not cover flood damage, so you must file a separate claim if you

Agenda May 2014

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LOUISIANA HEALTH CARE COMMISSION NOTICE OF MEETING/ FINAL AGENDA May 30, 2014 – 9:00 a.m. Department, . Call to Order II. Roll Call III. Old Business A. Approval of February 7, 2014 Minutes IV, of Insurance B. Report on Health Care Matters That Affect Rural Providers and Citizens - Tracie Ingram, State Rural Health Officer, Bureau of Primary Care and Rural Health, Department of Health, Enrollment – Calder Lynch, Chief of Staff, Department of Health and Hospitals D. Update from ACA Working

2015-lhcc-annual-report

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u a l i f caton of a member. BYLAWS Page 10 Louisiana Health Care Commission 2015Report, . January 30, 2015 Meetng The frst meetng of the Louisiana Health Care Commission during the calendar, to consumers by caseworkers, through a call center, i n p remium payment and cost sharing; enrollment, =0 The Private Insurance Carrier Perspectve Mike Bertaut, MBA, CHC, PA H M H e a l t h care,  LOUISIANA HEALTH CARE COMMISSION Louisiana Department of Insurance Commissioner of Insurance

LDI Act 412 Report - LE 3-10-20 FD

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Metastatic Cancer 9 Lung, Brain, and Other Severe Cancers, Including Pediatric Acute Lymphoid Leukemia 10, APPENDIX A: CAVEATS & LIMITATIONS, of competent jurisdiction rules that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), P.L., the subsidization of health care cost by younger individuals for older individuals by charging premiums, subsidies, without the removal of other ACA provisions, would cause a significant reduction in market

K113 - Motion for Admission Pro Hac Vice for Luo - Milliman - 2 16 18

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for the State of 4. Name of case in which admission is sought: Louisiana, in his capacity,  JAMES J. DONELON, COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE FOR THE STATE OF LA, IN HIS CAPACITY, from this Honorable Court enrolling as co-counsel Catharine Luo of the law firm DENTONS US, LLP, Respectfully submitted, PHELPS DUNBAR LLP BY: 5) I 365 CanaJ Str , Suite 2000 New Or , Louisiana, 02/02/2018 17:24 FAX LOUISIANA ATTORNEY DISCIPLINARY BOARD Catharine Luo, Esq. Dentons, US, LLP

E46 - Reply to Opposition to Exception - Milliman - 5 25 17

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 JAMES J. DONELON, COl\'lMISSIONER OF INSURANCE FOR THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, IN HIS CAPACITY, , WARNER L. THOMAS, IV, WILLIAM A. OLIVER, CHARLES D. CALVI, PATRICK C. POWERS, CGI TECHNOLOGIES, CONSULTANTS, LLC, AND TRAVELERS CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY OF AMERICA SUITE NO.: 651,069 SECTION, for the State of Louisiana, in his capacity as rehabilitator of Louisiana Health Cooperative, Inc, acknowledges the broad authority the Insurance Code affords the Commissioner in his capacity

April 2013

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) to carry and use firearms, and to arrest persons while carrying out their duties investigating insurance, , the Public Health Service Act (PHSA) which encompasses the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), has numerous provisions that impact health care and its related industries. As you, . The first pertains to rescission of coverage (Title 22:1063.C) and is limited to cases of fraud and intentional misrepresentation. Rescission of coverage requires prior notice of cancellation. The second

2019-04-16 January Minutes

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present: Darie Jordan Williams, Kevin Smith Chairman Byrd called the meeting to order at 10:05 am, should continue receiving the Bait Car report, as we no longer have any investment in the program. Mr. Stelly stated that the Bait Car program is too expensive and labor intensive to deploy. He mentioned that state police has four pole camera with out of date technology and the cost to update is more expensive than buying new cameras. Ms. Jordan agreed to contact the facilities about the state

2019-04-16 January Minute

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present: Darie Jordan Williams, Kevin Smith Chairman Byrd called the meeting to order at 10:05 am. Mr, should continue receiving the Bait Car report, as we no longer have any investment in the program. Mr. Stelly stated that the Bait Car program is too expensive and labor intensive to deploy. He mentioned that state police has four pole camera with out of date technology and the cost to update is more expensive than buying new cameras. Ms. Jordan agreed to contact the facilities about the state