California AB2511 mandates a study on compensation disparities between behavioral health and medical-surgical providers.
California AB2511, known as the Behavioral Health Provider Comparable Worth Study Act, requires the Department of Industrial Relations to conduct a study comparing compensation and reimbursement for behavioral health providers with those for medical-surgical providers. The study will analyze compensation and reimbursement across various payment flows, including direct payments to providers, payments to intermediaries, and payments to health systems.
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