Minnesota SF3162 clarifies that direct primary care agreements are not considered insurance and defines these agreements.
Minnesota SF3162 clarifies that direct primary care agreements are not health insurance, health plans, or regulated by insurance chapters. It defines a direct primary care agreement as a written contract between a patient and a primary care provider, allowing either party to terminate without penalty, and prohibiting additional charges for services included in the fee. This bill exempts direct primary care agreements and providers from insurance regulations.
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