Alaska SB266 mandates health insurers to reimburse non-network providers at least 75% of network rates.
Alaska SB266 requires health care insurers to reimburse non-network health care providers for services at least 75% of the median reimbursement rate paid to network providers. This applies to the same health care service or supply based on the insurer's network rates in the state at the time of delivery. The bill defines "health care insurer" as per existing state law.
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