Hawaii HB1092 amends state law to align with federal Medicaid requirements regarding third-party liability.
Hawaii HB1092 updates state statutes to comply with federal Medicaid requirements concerning third-party liability. The bill mandates that health insurers provide member information to the state and third-party entities. It requires third-party entities to respond to state inquiries within 60 days and prohibits them from denying claims based on lack of prior authorization if the claim is submitted within three years of service. The bill also ensures that data shared with third-party entities is used solely for specified purposes.
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