Insurance; delivery and storage of electronic documents; plan sponsor; requiring certain actions by the insurer; notice of documents; effective date.

This Oklahoma law allows health insurance companies to send important notices and documents electronically instead of by traditional mail, provided the recipient agrees to this method. The bill requires insurers to obtain clear consent from individuals or their plan sponsors before switching to digital delivery and must inform people of their right to receive paper copies or withdraw consent at any time. By treating electronic delivery as legally equivalent to physical mail, the measure aims to modernize communication while ensuring consumers can still access information in a format they prefer.