In General

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This is Article 1 of the Code of Virginia, titled “In General.” It is part of Chapter 42 “Health Services Plans”, which is part of Title 38.2 “Insurance”.

It’s comprised of the following 37 sections.

§ 38.2-4200	Applicability of chapter
§ 38.2-4201	Definitions
§ 38.2-4202	Hospital services plans
§ 38.2-4203	Medical or surgical services plans
§ 38.2-4204	Merger of nonstock corporations
§ 38.2-4204.1	Commission approval of mergers of nonstock corporations operating prepaid hospital, medical and surgical services plans
§ 38.2-4205	Dental and optometric services
§ 38.2-4206	Nonstock corporation required
§ 38.2-4207	Existing foreign nonstock corporation
§ 38.2-4208	Nonstock corporation not required to act as agent
§ 38.2-4209	Preferred provider subscription contracts
§ 38.2-4209.1	Pharmacies; freedom of choice
§ 38.2-4209.2	Repealed
§ 38.2-4210	Liability of participants
§ 38.2-4211	Change of participants
§ 38.2-4212	Board of directors of nonstock corporation operating plan
§ 38.2-4213	Liability of participating providers upon merger of nonstock corporation
§ 38.2-4214	Application of certain provisions of law
§ 38.2-4214.1	Rehabilitation, liquidation, conservation
§ 38.2-4215	Payments by nonstock corporation
§ 38.2-4216	Repealed
§ 38.2-4216.1	Repealed
§ 38.2-4217	Reports
§ 38.2-4218	Subscriber to have free choice of medical practitioners available
§ 38.2-4219	Subscriber to be advised in writing as to benefits and limitations thereon
§ 38.2-4220	Interplan arrangements
§ 38.2-4221	Services of certain practitioners other than physicians to be covered
§ 38.2-4222	Licensing of nonstock corporations
§ 38.2-4223	Renewal of license
§ 38.2-4224	Licensing of agents
§ 38.2-4225	Repealed
§ 38.2-4226	Taxation
§ 38.2-4227	Misleading applications or contracts
§ 38.2-4228	Controversies involving subscription contracts
§ 38.2-4229	Reinsurance
§ 38.2-4229.1	Conversion to domestic mutual insurer
§ 38.2-4229.2	Hearings and investigations on effect of other state's law