A 3599
Prohibits health insurance carriers from denying payment of claim while seeking coordination of benefits information.
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Bill overview
This bill prohibits health insurance carriers (like Blue Cross or UnitedHealthcare) from delaying payment of a claim simply because they need more information about coordination of benefits. It requires insurers to pay claims promptly while they gather this information, ensuring quicker access to healthcare for patients. The bill also establishes timelines for electronic data exchange and standard claim forms, aiming to streamline the claims process. Finally, it outlines procedures for appealing denied claims and potential penalties for insurers who delay payments unnecessarily.
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