State RegulationsOH specificDifficulty 1/5
Under Ohio law, the Ohio Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is administered under which chapters of the Ohio Revised Code?
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Why B is correct
The Ohio Children's Health Insurance Program is a public health-coverage program administered under ORC Chapters 5160 and 5161. It sits outside the commercial A&H and HIC chapters of the insurance code, so an Ohio producer should recognize it as a government program rather than a commercial product filed with the Ohio Department of Insurance.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) Chapters 3924 and 1739 govern small-employer health plans and multiple-employer welfare arrangements, not CHIP.
- C) Chapters 3923 and 3901 concern accident and sickness policies and insurance administration, not the children's health insurance program.
- D) Chapters 3956 and 3922 address the guaranty association and managed-care appeal provisions, not CHIP administration.
Memory hook
Five-one-six: the public-side chapter pair is where Ohio's kids' coverage lives.