Hawaii SB368 mandates timely access to billing records and credits for patients, with penalties for non-compliance.
Hawaii SB368 amends the state's medical records laws to ensure patients receive their detailed billing records within ten working days of a request. It also requires health care providers to notify patients of any credits on their accounts after services are paid. The bill introduces fines for violations of these provisions, aiming to protect patient rights and ensure transparency in billing practices.
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