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Review Standards for Group Nursing Home and Home Care Insurance 2025

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The document is a comprehensive checklist and review standards for Group Nursing Home and Home Care Insurance filings with the New York Insurance Department. It outlines the requirements for SERFF filings, including general requirements, specific form sections to complete based on filing type, and detailed instructions for rate changes, applications, and policy forms. The document emphasizes compliance with state regulations, necessary disclosures, and the importance of providing complete information to avoid filing rejections.

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