Minnesota SF1107 mandates disclosure of health care provider reimbursement arrangements, modifies ombudsperson duties, and establishes health carrier.
Minnesota SF1107 requires health plan companies, health care network cooperatives, and health care providers to disclose reimbursement arrangements to enrollees and health care providers. It mandates that these entities provide a description of the reimbursement methodology, including any incentives that may limit or restrict care. The disclosure must be in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, and Hmong, with efforts made for other non-English-speaking enrollees. The bill also modifies the duties of the ombudsperson for public managed health care programs.
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