Louisiana HB291 prohibits health insurers from reducing payments or terminating agreements with participating healthcare facilities based solely on.
Louisiana HB291 amends existing law to prohibit health insurance issuers from reducing payments, suspending, or terminating agreements with participating licensed healthcare facilities solely because another provider involved in the patient's care is a nonparticipating provider. This law ensures that insurers cannot take adverse actions against facilities based on the network status of other providers. The amendment also retains current law prohibiting contractual waivers of statutory requirements governing provider claim payments.
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