Idaho Code

Idaho Code § 41-3434 (2026)

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Other provisions applicable.

In addition to those contained or referred to heretofore in this chapter, the following chapters and provisions of title 41, Idaho Code, shall also apply with respect to service corporations to the extent applicable and not in conflict with the express provisions of this chapter and the reasonable implications of such express provisions and, for the purposes of such application, such corporations shall be deemed to be mutual "insurers":

(1) Chapter 1, Idaho Code (scope of insurance code);

(2) Chapter 2, Idaho Code (the department of insurance);

(3) Section 41-308(2), Idaho Code (general eligibility for certificate of authority — competence, affiliations of management);

(4) Sections 41-345 through 41-347, Idaho Code (disclosure of material transactions);

(5) Section 41-601, Idaho Code ("assets" defined);

(6) Section 41-603, Idaho Code (assets not allowed);

(7) Section 41-604, Idaho Code (disallowance of "wash" transactions);

(8) Section 41-613, Idaho Code (valuation of bonds);

(9) Section 41-731, Idaho Code (prohibited investments and investment underwriting);

(10) Chapter 13, Idaho Code (trade practices and frauds);

(11) Section 41-2840, Idaho Code (vouchers for expenditures);

(12) Section 41-2841, Idaho Code (borrowed surplus);

(13) Sections 41-2857, Idaho Code (mergers and consolidations of mutual insurers), 41-2858, Idaho Code (bulk reinsurance, mutual insurers), and 41-2859, Idaho Code (mutual member’s share of assets on liquidation);

(14) Chapter 33, Idaho Code (supervision, rehabilitation and liquidation);

(15) Sections 799 through 809, chapter 330, laws of 1961 (transitory provisions);

(16) Section 41-2106(3), Idaho Code (health history application for disability insurance);

(17) Section 41-2141, Idaho Code (coordination of benefits — coordination with social security benefits);

(18) Section 41-1839, Idaho Code (attorney’s fees);

(19) Chapter 46, Idaho Code (long-term care insurance act);

(20) Section 41-1844, Idaho Code (prescription drug benefit restrictions prohibited);

(21) Section 41-2216, Idaho Code (coordination of benefits — coordination with social security benefits);

(22) Chapter 54, Idaho Code (risk-based capital);

(23) Chapter 64, Idaho Code (corporate governance); and

(24) Chapter 63, Idaho Code (own risk and solvency assessment).

Notes of Decisions

Cited in 2 cases, 1988–1989 · leading case: Howard v. Blue Cross of Idaho Health Serv., Inc., 757 P.2d 1204 (Idaho Ct. App. 1988).

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Howard v. Blue Cross of Idaho Health Serv., Inc., 757 P.2d 1204 (Idaho Ct. App. 1988). · cites it 12× “Possibly in response to our opinion, the 1988 session of the Legislature amended I.C. § 41-3434, which enumerates provisions of the insurance code that will be deemed applicable to medical service corporations.”

Eriksen v. Blue Cross of Idaho Health Servs., Inc., 778 P.2d 815 (Idaho Ct. App. 1989). · cites it 2× “See I.C. § 41-3434(17). Nevertheless, in an addendum to the Howard opinion, we held that the new statute could not be applied retroactively.”

— Idaho Code § 41-3434(17) — 1 case

Eriksen v. Blue Cross of Idaho Health Servs., Inc., 778 P.2d 815 (Idaho Ct. App. 1989). “See I.C. § 41-3434(17). Nevertheless, in an addendum to the Howard opinion, we held that the new statute could not be applied retroactively.”

— Idaho Code § 41-3434(9) — 1 case

Howard v. Blue Cross of Idaho Health Serv., Inc., 757 P.2d 1204 (Idaho Ct. App. 1988). “Possibly in response to our opinion, the 1988 session of the Legislature amended I.C. § 41-3434, which enumerates provisions of the insurance code that will be deemed applicable to medical service corporations.”

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