Hawaii SB305 regulates fees for medical records to assist disabled applicants in obtaining social security benefits.
Hawaii SB305 aims to help disabled applicants obtain their medical records for social security benefits by regulating fees charged by medical providers. The bill establishes limits on fees for electronic and paper records, prohibiting postage fees for in-person pickups, and banning additional fees beyond those specified. It also imposes penalties for violations, ensuring timely access to medical records. This measure seeks to prevent applicants from being denied benefits due to the cost of obtaining their medical records.
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