Health Insurance Cancellation Rights
Summary
In New York, health insurers generally must allow policy cancellations. Refunds are typically available within the first 30 days if no benefits were used. After 30 days, refunds are usually not provided. If your policy doesnt explicitly state that you cant cancel, you should be able to do so. For further advice, contact the New York State Department of Financial Services.Full Conversation
Can a health insurance company refuse youre cancelation request
Hello ****! Generally, health insurance companies can't refuse a cancellation request. However, the process might vary depending on the terms of your policy and location. Could you please share where you're currently based to provide more accurate information?
Im in ny and the police state's Beginning on the effective date of your plan, you have a *-day right to review for cancellation as long as there are no claims utilized, including usage of prescription program. In that case, the plan may be eligible for a refund, and all medical claims will be denied retroactive to the effective date. After 30 days, any payments made will not be eligible for a refund.
In New York, health insurers generally must allow you to cancel your policy. However, there are exceptions:
- If you utilized any benefits, such as prescriptions, they may refuse cancellation.
- Refunds are usually given only within the first 30 days.
- Past 30 days, no refunds are provided.
Please review your policy terms carefully.
I have and there is no where it says that i can not cancel my plan
****, since your policy doesn't explicitly state that you can't cancel, you should be able to. However, the company might refuse a refund if it's past 30 days. It's best to contact the New York State Department of Financial Services for further advice.