Illinois HB3782 amends the Prior Authorization Reform Act to ensure prior authorizations for chronic health conditions remain valid for the duration.
Illinois HB3782 amends the Prior Authorization Reform Act to redefine a chronic health condition as one lasting a year or more, requiring ongoing medical attention or limiting daily activities. It mandates that prior authorizations for recurring health care services or maintenance medications for chronic conditions remain valid for the duration of the condition, unless the standard of treatment changes. This provision does not apply to benzodiazepines or Schedule II narcotic drugs, such as opioids.
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