Requires practitioners to disclose business relationship with out-of-State facilities when making patient referrals to those facilities.
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Overview
This bill requires healthcare practitioners in New Jersey to inform patients when they are referring them to out-of-state healthcare facilities. Specifically, it mandates that practitioners disclose any business relationships they have with those out-of-state facilities to the patient before making the referral. The disclosure must also include information about whether the out-of-state facility participates in the patient’s health insurance network and any potential cost differences associated with the referral.
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