Information for Industry
Colorado Advisory: Loss Costs Filing Oct. 26
click link above for Commissioner's Order of Approval
Meeting notice:
NCCI Loss Cost Hearing
Detail: A public hearing to discuss the workers compensation loss cost filing submitted by the National Council on Compensation Insurance. These loss costs will be effective 1/1/10.
Fact Sheet:
Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs)
and Colorado’s Small Group Health Laws (click link)
July 2009
News:
Med-ERA Memorandum from the Commissioner
September 2008
NCCI Medical Experience Rating Adjustment (Med-ERA) filing
HB 1389 "Prior Approval" Frequently Asked Questions
Requires insurance companies to obtain Division of Insurance approval before implementing rate increases.
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System for Electronic Rates and Forms Filings
(SERFF) Changes:
As of January 1, 2008, Colorado requires that all rate and loss cost filings MUST be submitted electronically through SERFF. We are offering a few suggestions to make your SERFFing more effective and efficient for both your company and the Colorado Division of Insurance (DOI).
Click here for link to Tips for SERFF Filings.
Insurers:
The deadline to reconcile 2007 complaints is Jan. 31, 2008.
This can be done online at the Industry OnLine Tools link.
News flash - click here for
Trust Fund Payment Procedures for
Early Intervention Services Covered by
Private Health Insurance Plans
The Division of Insurance is charged by statute with supervising the business of insurance in Colorado to ensure that it is conducted in accordance with the laws of this state and in such a manner as to protect policyholders and the general public. This oversight includes but is not limited to the various types of insurance companies, fraternal benefit societies, title insurance companies, and healthcare companies. In addition, the Division regulates non-traditional entities such as governmental self-insurance pools, captives, Limited Service Licensed Provider Networks and preneed contract sellers. Plans for self insurance of motor vehicles and financial responsibility requirements for health care institutions and providers are also reviewed. As such, the Division of Insurance provides information about a variety of insurance-related topics for Insurance companies and other regulated entities on its website. Links are provided from this page to information about various topics of interest related to the regulation of this industry. This page is designed as a portal to help industry personnel locate the information needed to comply with Colorado Insurance Law and Regulation.
From here, Insurance companies and other regulated entities seeking specific information can click a button to the left about a specific topic of interest, including:
annual filing requirements and forms; certificates of deposit information;
viewing financial statements, viewing laws and regulations;
viewing Division of Insurance records, databases, publications and press releases;
questions on premium tax requirements and forms;
viewing financial and market conduct examination reports,
information regarding rates and forms filing process as well as other related topics.
Industry visitors may also find topics of interest on
the “Information for Consumers”
and “General Information” pages of this website.
The “Related Links” tab will provide information related to other insurance-related Internet sites.
Consumers may also find some useful information on this page, but may first want to visit the “Information for Consumers” or the “General Information” pages of the Division of Insurance website.
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