The bill establishes cost controls for health care services, including requirements for health care providers to disclose discounted cash prices and.
The bill, known as "The Patient's Right to Save Act," mandates that health care providers establish and disclose discounted cash prices for specific services. It requires health carriers to inform individuals about savings incentives for medically necessary services received from providers offering discounted cash prices below the average allowed amount. The bill also mandates that health carriers provide notice to individuals about the option to receive covered services at discounted cash prices.
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