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Art. 19 LCAMal Legge di applicazione della legge federale sull’assicurazione malattie (LCAMal)

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Art. 19 LCAMal

1 Il Consiglio di Stato fa iscrivere d’ufficio, previa diffida scritta, le persone soggette all’assicurazione obbligatoria delle cure medico-sanitarie che rifiutano di aderire ad un assicuratore riconosciuto e autorizzato all’esercizio ai sensi della LAMal e della relativa ordinanza (OAMal).

2 … [7]

3 Il regolamento può definire i criteri di ripartizione tra gli assicuratori. [8]

[7] Cpv. abrogato dalla L 10.5.2006; in vigore dal 1.1.2007 - BU 2006 , 201.

[8] Cpv. modificato dalla L 10.5.2006; in vigore dal 1.1.2007 - BU 2006 , 201.

← Art. 18 LCAMal Legge di applicazione della legge federale sull’assicurazione malattie (LCAMal) Art. 20 LCAMal →

Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (11)

36.2004.23 · ti (art. 19 cpv. 1 LCAMal)

Insurance Obligation Commencement Date Dispute

Cited regarding the procedure for the State Council to officially register persons refusing insurance.

36.2004.23 · ti (art. 19 cpv. 2 LCAMal)

Insurance Obligation Commencement Date Dispute

Cited regarding the retroactivity (up to five years) of official registration ordered by the Canton.

36.2009.28 · ti (Art. 19 LCAMal)

Cross-Border Worker Automatic Enrollment in Swiss Health Insurance Dispute

This article regarding affiliation by the State Council was discussed in the reasoning but was not explicitly cited in the final orders (dispositive) 1, 2, or 3.

36.2009.18 · ti (Art. 19 LCAMal)

Cross-Border Worker Health Insurance Opt-Out Deadline Appeal

Cited in the reasoning section regarding the State Council's authority to register persons subject to mandatory health insurance who refuse to adhere to a recognized insurer after written warning.

36.2004.41 · ti (art. 19 LCAMal)

Appeal Dismissed as Moot Due to Subsequent Revocation of Administrative Decision

This substantive article was cited in the reasoning to justify the initial decision of compulsory affiliation.

36.2001.82 · ti (Art. 19 LCAMal)

Appeal Regarding Retroactive Mandatory Health Insurance Enrollment and Premium Surcharge

This provision was cited to legally justify the administrative decision to enroll the appellant ex officio.

36.2001.48 · ti (Art. 19 LCAMal)

Mandatory Health Insurance Obligation Commencement Upon Swiss Residence

Cited in the reasoning regarding cantonal control of the insurance obligation, but not explicitly cited in the operative part (orders 1-3).

36.2001.82 · ti (Art. 19 LCAMal)

Resident Alien's Appeal Against Mandatory Swiss Health Insurance Enrollment and Surcharge Rejected

Cited during the reasoning to support the legality of the official enrollment by the State Council (and subsequently IAS).

36.2004.41 · ti (Art. 19 LCAMal)

Compulsory Health Insurance Affiliation Dispute Rendered Moot by Retroactive Domicile Change

Cited in the background reasoning by the administrative body to justify the initial office affiliation notice, although not explicitly in the final dispositive orders of the Tribunal.

36.2011.31 · ti (Art. 19 Reg. LCAMal)

Student Health Insurance Subsidy Denial Based on Parental Income

Cited as the ultimate exceptional criterion under Art. 32, which the appellant's case does not meet.

36.2015.24 · ti (art. 19 LCAMal)

Swiss Pension Recipient's Compulsory Health Insurance Obligation

Cited as part of the cantonal law guiding the administration to promptly affiliate the appellant to avoid insurance gaps.