Illinois HB1331 establishes network adequacy standards for timely access to mental health and genetic medicine treatment.
Illinois HB1331 amends the Network Adequacy and Transparency Act to set network adequacy standards for timely access to mental health and genetic medicine treatment. Beneficiaries in certain counties must not travel more than 30 minutes or 30 miles for outpatient mental health treatment, and no more than 60 minutes or 60 miles for inpatient treatment. Insurers must ensure beneficiaries can access genetic medicine within these travel limits. The bill also mandates minimum provider ratios for various medical specialties and requires insurers to report any material changes to their network plans.
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