Hawaii SB305 regulates fees for medical records and penalties for non-compliance to aid disabled applicants for social security benefits.
Hawaii SB305 establishes fees that medical providers may charge for medical records and imposes penalties for non-compliance. The bill aims to ensure that disabled applicants can obtain their medical records to claim social security benefits. Medical providers may charge a flat fee of up to $2.00 for electronic records and up to two cents per ten pages for paper records, plus postage. The bill also mandates timely completion of record requests and prohibits additional fees. Violations of these provisions result in fines.
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