Massachusetts H2553 prohibits entities from charging fees for transmitting patient electronic medical records.
Massachusetts H2553 amends Chapter 111 of the General Laws to prohibit any entity from charging a separate fee for transmitting data from patient electronic medical records. This applies when the transmission is necessary for coverage, payment for services, care coordination, or health care quality improvement efforts. The bill aims to ensure that patients and healthcare providers can access necessary medical records without incurring additional costs.
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