Maryland HB1124 regulates health care financing by prohibiting certain practices and requiring disclosures.
Maryland HB1124 amends the Commercial Law to protect consumers from unfair practices related to health care financing. The bill prohibits health care providers from promoting or facilitating third-party financing under certain conditions, such as when patients are under the influence of mind-altering substances or actively undergoing treatment. It mandates that providers offer patients a written treatment plan detailing expected services, costs, and insurance coverage.
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