The Ohio Health Insurance Investigative Form is a document used by employers to investigate the health insurance background of their employees. This form is used to gain information about an individual’s prior health insurance coverage, including any lapses in coverage, and to ensure that the employee is in compliance with state law. The Ohio Department of Insurance requires employers to obtain this form for each employee. There are two types of Ohio Health Insurance Investigative Forms: the Individual Form and the Group Form. The Individual Form is for employees who are not part of a group plan, while the Group Form is for employees who are part of a group plan. Both forms require the employee to provide information related to their prior health insurance coverage, including the name of the insurance carrier, policy number, start and end dates of coverage, and any lapses in coverage. The form must also be signed by the employee to verify the accuracy of the information provided.