Minnesota HF1487 mandates data submission on fully denied claims to the all-payer claims database and establishes a fee schedule for expanded data.
Minnesota HF1487 requires health plan companies, dental organizations, and third-party administrators to submit encounter data monthly to a designated private entity. The bill mandates the inclusion of specific data fields for fully denied claims, such as denial reasons and claim status. It establishes a fee schedule for expanded access to the all-payer claims database, with potential waivers for financial hardship or academic affiliations. The commissioner must ensure data privacy and integrity, prohibiting the identification of individuals and the public reporting of contract details.
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