Establishes shared savings programs for health insurers in Kansas to incentivize enrollees to use shoppable healthcare services.
The Patient's Right to Save Act establishes shared savings programs for health insurers in Kansas. These programs offer financial incentives to enrollees for choosing certain shoppable healthcare services. Health insurers must notify enrollees and applicants about the program and publish a list of eligible services. The incentives must be credited to enrollees' accounts or flexible spending accounts. The act also outlines requirements for the program, including annual reporting and the calculation of savings.
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