(c) Include a link to the division's complaint form for use by consumers to file a complaint against a carrier and a link to the division's complaint index so that consumers may access information regarding complaints against carriers.
(3) The commissioner is authorized to include additional health plan and quality information on the website from state or nationally recognized organizations that measure performance of health benefit plans.
(4) The commissioner shall consider alternative methods of making the consumer guide accessible to consumers who do not have internet access.
(5) (a) An insurance producer licensed pursuant to part 4 of article 2 of this title 10 who solicits or negotiates an application for health-care insurance on behalf of a carrier shall disclose to the person purchasing the plan that the insurance producer will receive a commission from the carrier. The insurance producer shall provide the consumer with the standard compensation schedule for the product being sold. Any change to the insurance producer's compensation from the initial disclosure to the time of purchase shall be disclosed by the insurance producer to the purchaser at or before the time of sale.
(b) An insurance producer may charge a client a fee for advising the client on the selection of an individual health benefit plan only if the producer:
(I) Will not receive a commission from the insurer offering the individual health benefit plan selected by the client; and
(II) Provides a written disclosure to the client if the producer will charge a fee for the service.
(c) The commissioner shall promulgate reasonable rules that are necessary or proper for implementing and administering this subsection (5). The rules shall include a prohibition on an insurance producer charging a fee to assist a client to enroll in medicaid, as defined in section 10-22-103 (8), or the children's basic health plan, as defined in section 25.5-8-103 (2).
(6) (a) A carrier offering individual health benefit plans or short-term limited duration health insurance policies shall disclose to the covered person the amount of compensation associated with plan selection and enrollment consistent with the federal No Surprises Act, Pub.L. 116-260, as amended.
(b) The commissioner shall promulgate rules to implement the carrier disclosure requirements under this subsection (6).
