Solvency
Health Insurance
The ability of a health insurance plan to meet all of its financial obligations. State insurance regulators carefully monitor the solvency of all health insurance plans and require corrective action if a plan's financial situation becomes hazardous. In extreme circumstances, a state may seize control of a plan that is in danger of insolvency. Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 60B provide this authority in Minnesota.
- — Glossary of Health Insurance Terms retrieved 2014-05-18