Legislation requiring Colorado auto insurance consumers to purchase mandatory medical benefits coverage is unnecessary and will drive up insurance rates for all consumers, according to the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC).

“Insurance consumers should not be forced to purchase insurance coverage they can currently purchase voluntarily if they so desire,” said Christian J. Rataj, Western state affairs manager for NAMIC. “Each person should have the legal right to determine how best to address his or her health insurance needs, including what type of medical benefits coverage to purchase, the amount of their deductible or co-payment responsibilities, and the scope of the coverage benefits.” [...]

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