Authorizes health care providers to negotiate with carriers regarding fee- and non-fee-related matters.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed General Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill allows health care providers, like dentists and doctors, to negotiate directly with insurance carriers regarding both fees and non-fee related matters. It aims to increase competition in the healthcare market by giving providers more power to influence contract terms and ensure fair reimbursement. The legislation seeks to address situations where carriers have excessive control over provider contracts and patient access to care. It also establishes a process for the Attorney General to oversee these negotiations and ensure they benefit patients and the healthcare system.
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Primary sponsors
Joseph Lagana
Cosponsor
Robert Singer
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