Prohibits insurers from denying payment for health care services based on out-of-network referrals.
The bill amends Massachusetts law to prohibit insurers from denying payment for health care services covered under an enrollee's health plan solely because the referral was made by a provider not in the insurer's network. This applies to various health care plans and services, ensuring that patients can receive necessary care without payment denials due to provider network status.
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