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South Carolina Form E update: Medical Payments coverage information now supported

New enhancement helps filers meet South Carolina's Form E medical payments coverage requirements

Published: July 15, 2026

Tyler Insurance Filings has implemented a new enhancement to support updated filing requirements from the State of South Carolina.

South Carolina requires Medical Payment coverage information to be included on Form E filings for qualifying carriers. The state requires a minimum Medical Payments coverage limit of $1,000 per person.

To help filers comply with this requirement, additional fields have been added to the Create Filing workflow when South Carolina is selected as the filing state for a Form E submission.

What's New?

When creating a South Carolina Form E filing, users will now be prompted to indicate the carrier type by selecting:

  • Non-Emergency Carrier
  • Stretcher Van Carrier
  • Not Applicable

If either Non-Emergency Carrier or Stretcher Van Carrier is selected, users must also enter the Medical Payment liability coverage amount per person. Validation has been added to ensure this information is completed before the filing can be submitted.

Graphic showing newly added medical payments fields for South Carolina Non-Emergency and Stretcher Van classifications

The Medical Payment coverage information entered during filing creation is automatically included on the generated Form E, providing the information required by South Carolina regulators and helping reduce filing delays or rejections.

A Form E created in Tyler Insurance Filings displays medical payments on the form

Benefits

  • Supports compliance with South Carolina regulatory requirements
  • Captures required Medical Payment coverage information during filing creation
  • Reduces the risk of filing rejections due to missing coverage details
  • Streamlines the filing process for insurers and filing agents

This enhancement is part of Tyler Insurance Filings' ongoing commitment to maintaining alignment with evolving state regulatory requirements. By incorporating these updates, we aim to reduce administrative burden for users while ensuring filings remain accurate, complete, and compliant from submission to approval.

Visit the South Carolina Filing Guide for additional state-specific filing tips and resources.

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