New York No-Fault Regulations 11 NYCRR Subpart 65-1: Prescribed Policy Endorsements
11 NYCRR 65-1.4: Medical expense exclusion
Text of 11 NYCRR 65-1.4 (Insurance Regulation 68-A) as published by the New York State Department of Financial Services, checked against the Department's list of amendments through October 4, 2026.
This is an unofficial copy. The official text is in the New York Codes, Rules and Regulations. Decisions apply the version in force at the time of the claim, which may differ from the current text.
The Exclusion of Medical Expense from Mandatory Personal Injury Protection Endorsement (New York), set out below is approved and promulgated for use in accordance with the provisions of section 5103(g) of the Insurance Law. This endorsement may be used as a separate endorsement or appropriately added to the mandatory endorsement.
EXCLUSION OF MEDICAL EXPENSE FROM MANDATORY PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION ENDORSEMENT (New York)
In consideration of a reduction in premium, it is agreed that:
If the Medical Expense element of Basic Economic Loss is identified as not applicable [in the declarations]20 the Company shall not be liable for any items of such loss which would otherwise be covered under the Mandatory Personal Injury Protection Endorsement (New York) with respect to the named insured or named insured and any relative as specified [in the declarations]20 Coverage for any such medical expense element of basic economic loss provided to such named insured, or such relative, by a Company or corporation in accordance with the provisions of section 5103(g) of the New York Insurance Law shall reduce the $50,000 aggregate limit of liability for basic economic loss to such person under this policy. This endorsement shall be effective during the term of this policy so long as the medical expense coverage provided by such Company or corporation remains in effect, notwithstanding any provisions [in the declarations]20 of this policy to the contrary, and in the event this endorsement shall no longer be in effect the premium may be adjusted accordingly.
Footnotes
20 Companies may substitute the appropriate term, reference or language for the matter set out in brackets.
Amendment included
This text includes the amendment effective February 8, 2023 (Fourth Amendment to Regulation 68-A, Tenth Amendment to Regulation 68-C, Eighth Amendment to Regulation 68-D), which the Department’s compiled text does not yet reflect. Only the number of the footnote changes: the amendment renumbered the footnote this section shares with section 65-1.3 from 19 to 20.
Historical note
Sec. filed Aug. 2, 2001; amds. filed: Dec. 20, 2010 as emergency measure, expired 90 days after filing; March 21, 2011 as emergency measure; April 26, 2011 eff. May 11, 2011.