CHECK Act of 2026 mandates healthcare providers to disclose cost information to self-funded, non-Federal governmental health plans.
The CHECK Act of 2026 requires healthcare providers to disclose specific cost information to self-funded, non-Federal governmental health plans. This includes itemized bills with plain language descriptions, billing codes, and amounts for each service. Providers must also disclose contractual methodologies for reimbursement and total amounts received in rebates and fees. The Department of Health and Human Services can impose penalties for non-compliance.
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