Risk load definition
Risk load means the percentage above the applicable base premium rate that is charged by a small employer carrier to a small employer to reflect the risk characteristics of the small employer group.
Risk load means the percentage above the applicable base premium rate that is charged by a carrier or ODS to an individual to reflect the risk characteristics of such individual.
Risk load means the percentage above the applicable base premium rate that is charged by a small employer carrier to a small employer to reflect the risk characteristics of the small employer group. “Short-term limited duration insurance” means health insurance coverage provided under a con- tract with a carrier or ODS that has an expiration date specified in the contract, taking into account any extensions that may be elected by the policyholder without the carrier’s or ODS’s consent, that is, with-
More Definitions of Risk load
Risk load means the percentage above the applicable base premium rate that is charged by a covered carrier to a covered insured to reflect the risk characteristics of the covered individuals.
Risk load means the percentage above the applicable base premium rate a small employer health benefit plan issuer charges to a small employer to reflect the risk characteristics associated with that particular small employer group.
Risk load means the percentage above the base premium rate charged by a covered carrier to a covered insured reflecting the risk characteristics of the covered individual.