Restricts certain billing practices for early intervention program services.
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Overview
This bill restricts how early intervention program service providers can bill patients. Specifically, it prohibits providers from issuing bills more than one year after a service is provided and from attempting to collect on bills issued more than a year after the service date. The bill also ensures providers can still seek reimbursement from health benefits plans, but with limitations if those plans deny or partially reimburse a claim. This aims to protect families from unexpected and potentially burdensome medical bills related to early intervention services.
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