Minnesota SF2104 mandates submission of fully denied claims data to the all-payer claims database and sets fees for expanded data access.
Minnesota SF2104 requires health plan companies, dental organizations, and third-party administrators to submit encounter data monthly to a designated private entity. This data must include specific details on fully denied claims, such as denial reasons and claim identifiers. The bill also establishes a fee schedule for expanded access to the all-payer claims database, with fees based on the type of data requested. Additionally, it appropriates funds for data collection and mandates the creation of a research advisory group to advise on data use.
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