Alaska HB372 mandates reporting on financial relationships between health care providers and those they refer patients to for specific services.

HB372 requires health care providers in Alaska to report any financial relationships they have with providers to whom they refer patients for certain services, supplies, or equipment. The bill lists specific services including clinical laboratory services, physical therapy, radiology, and more. The commissioner of health must compile a report detailing the number of referrals made by each provider, the financial relationships, and the amounts billed for each service. The report must be delivered to the legislature before the first day of the Thirty-Fifth Alaska State Legislature.

Alaska HB372 mandates reporting on financial relationships between health care providers and those they refer patients to for specific services.

HB372 requires health care providers in Alaska to report any financial relationships they have with providers to whom they refer patients for certain services, supplies, or equipment. The bill lists specific services including clinical laboratory services, physical therapy, radiology, and more. The commissioner of health must compile a report detailing the number of referrals made by each provider, the financial relationships, and the amounts billed for each service. The report must be delivered to the legislature before the first day of the Thirty-Fifth Alaska State Legislature.