Amends Michigan's Nonprofit Health Care Corporation Reform Act to include substance use disorder services programs exempt from licensure.

This bill modifies the Nonprofit Health Care Corporation Reform Act to include substance use disorder services programs exempt from licensure. It specifies that a health care corporation must contract with providers for inpatient, intermediate, and outpatient care for substance abuse. The bill also mandates that providers meet certain accreditation and licensing requirements. The coverage for intermediate and outpatient care for substance abuse must provide up to $1,500.00 in health care benefits per member per year.

Amends Michigan's Nonprofit Health Care Corporation Reform Act to include substance use disorder services programs exempt from licensure.

This bill modifies the Nonprofit Health Care Corporation Reform Act to include substance use disorder services programs exempt from licensure. It specifies that a health care corporation must contract with providers for inpatient, intermediate, and outpatient care for substance abuse. The bill also mandates that providers meet certain accreditation and licensing requirements. The coverage for intermediate and outpatient care for substance abuse must provide up to $1,500.00 in health care benefits per member per year.