HB2250

Prior authorizations; habilitative services

Introduced·1/15/26
Introduced Text

Arizona HB2250 modifies health insurance regulations, exempting certain rehabilitative services from prior authorization requirements and setting.

Arizona HB2250 amends health insurance regulations by exempting rehabilitative services, including physical and occupational therapy, from prior authorization requirements for the first twelve visits of a new episode of care. It mandates that health care insurers and utilization review agents must respond to prior authorization requests within specific timeframes, with urgent requests needing a response within five business days. The bill also requires insurers to provide clear explanations and appeal instructions for adverse determinations.

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Where it stands

Current
Rules Committee
Next
Committee decision

Sponsors

0
1
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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

House Health & Human Services Committee Action (DPA/SE)

12 Yea

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0 Nay

Calendar

Feb 16

9:00 AM

House Health & Human Services

Feb 16

2:00 PM

House Health & Human Services

History

Feb 16

House

House HHS Committee action: do pass amended/strike-everything, voting: (12-0-0-0-0-0)

Jan 20

House

House read second time

Jan 15

House

Introduced in House and read first time