Illinois HB1931 mandates hospitals to provide health insurance to their workforce and establishes an Ombudsman Program for uninsured residents.
Illinois HB1931 requires hospitals to offer health insurance to all their employees. It also mandates the Department of Insurance to create an Ombudsman Program for uninsured individuals, providing counseling and education on health insurance options. The Department must conduct a study on the gaps in health insurance coverage for uninsured residents, examining reasons for uninsurance and the coverage status of insured residents. The findings and recommendations must be submitted to the General Assembly within 12 months of the bill's effective date.
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