Maine LD1713 prohibits certain clauses in contracts between health care providers and insurance carriers.
Maine LD1713 prohibits health care providers from entering into contracts with insurance carriers that include anti-steering, anti-tiering, or all-or-nothing clauses. These clauses restrict a carrier's ability to direct enrollees to specific providers, modify tiered network plans, or require all members of a provider to be in the same tier. The bill also prohibits requiring a carrier to include all affiliates of a provider in a contract. Starting January 1, 2026, such clauses are unenforceable, and carriers can take civil action for violations.
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