Massachusetts H1187 mandates financial transparency for patients receiving care at hospital-based outpatient facilities.
Massachusetts H1187 requires hospital-based facilities to inform patients about facility fees before non-emergency services. These facilities must disclose that they are part of a hospital, that patients may face additional charges, and that their financial liability could exceed what it would be without hospital-based services. The bill also mandates that hospital-based facilities clearly identify themselves as such in signage, marketing materials, and online. The commissioner is authorized to create regulations to enforce these provisions.
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