Massachusetts H2220 aims to improve access to psychiatric collaborative care by adjusting payment rates.
Massachusetts H2220 seeks to enhance access to psychiatric collaborative care by amending various sections of the General Laws. It mandates that minimum payment rates for psychiatric collaborative care model billing codes be set at or above the current Medicare Resource-Based Relative Value Scale physician fee schedule, with annual adjustments. This bill affects managed care entities, health insurers, and health maintenance organizations, ensuring they provide adequate reimbursement for psychiatric collaborative care services.
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