HB2753

Enacting the Kansas managed care bid fidelity and accountability act prohibiting the termination of certain clinical service contracts, providing penalties for material deviations from request for proposal responses and requiring reporting to the legislature of bid audits and material deviations.

Introduced·2/6/26
Introduced Text

Kansas HB2753 establishes the Managed Care Bid Fidelity and Accountability Act, ensuring managed care organizations adhere to their initial contract.

Kansas HB2753, known as the Managed Care Bid Fidelity and Accountability Act, mandates that managed care organizations maintain bid fidelity throughout their contracts. The Department of Health and Environment conducts biannual audits to ensure adherence to the provider network and service authorizations outlined in the Request for Proposal (RFP) responses. If material deviations are found, the department can impose sanctions including civil penalties, liquidated damages, suspension of new member assignments, and termination of clinical service contracts.

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History

Feb 6

House

House Introduced

Feb 6

House

House Referred to Committee on Health and Human Services