Maryland SB796 regulates health care financing by requiring disclosures and prohibiting certain practices by health care providers.
Maryland SB796 mandates that health care providers give patients a written treatment plan before discussing third-party financing. The plan must detail expected treatments, estimated costs, and insurance coverage. Providers must also provide a full refund for any treatment not provided within a specified period. The bill prohibits providers from promoting financing to patients under anesthesia or actively undergoing treatment.
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