Minnesota HF1724 establishes rules for direct primary care service agreements, defining terms and outlining practices for primary care providers and.
Minnesota HF1724 sets guidelines for direct primary care service agreements, which are not considered health insurance. The bill defines terms such as "direct fee," "direct patient," and "primary care services." It specifies that direct primary care practices cannot refuse to accept patients based on their health status or sex. Patients can terminate agreements for any reason with written notice, effective the first day of the following month. Practices can terminate if a patient fails to pay, commits fraud, or poses a danger to others. Practices must refund unearned fees if they terminate.
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