Massachusetts H2890 aims to increase transparency in municipal health insurance by defining roles for brokers and consultants.

Massachusetts H2890 amends chapter 32B to clarify roles and responsibilities for brokers and consultants in municipal health insurance. It defines a "broker" as someone with a broker license, who can place insurance plans with carriers. It also defines a "consultant" as someone with an advisor license, who can provide expertise in areas like reviewing renewal actions and advising on insured versus self-insured plans. The bill prohibits consultants from acting as brokers for the same public authority, governmental unit, or employer.

Massachusetts H2890 aims to increase transparency in municipal health insurance by defining roles for brokers and consultants.

Massachusetts H2890 amends chapter 32B to clarify roles and responsibilities for brokers and consultants in municipal health insurance. It defines a "broker" as someone with a broker license, who can place insurance plans with carriers. It also defines a "consultant" as someone with an advisor license, who can provide expertise in areas like reviewing renewal actions and advising on insured versus self-insured plans. The bill prohibits consultants from acting as brokers for the same public authority, governmental unit, or employer.