Minnesota SF3214 amends health insurance laws to limit the time period for adjusting or recouping health care provider reimbursements and requires.

Minnesota SF3214 modifies health insurance regulations by setting a 12-month deadline for adjusting or recouping health care provider reimbursements, except for cases involving coordination of benefits, subrogation, duplicate claims, retroactive terminations, and fraud or abuse, which have a 12-month deadline. Health plan companies and third-party administrators must provide written statements to health care providers within 180 days if they adjust or recoup payments related to coordination of benefits. The bill aims to ensure timely and clear communication regarding reimbursement adjustments.

Minnesota SF3214 amends health insurance laws to limit the time period for adjusting or recouping health care provider reimbursements and requires.

Minnesota SF3214 modifies health insurance regulations by setting a 12-month deadline for adjusting or recouping health care provider reimbursements, except for cases involving coordination of benefits, subrogation, duplicate claims, retroactive terminations, and fraud or abuse, which have a 12-month deadline. Health plan companies and third-party administrators must provide written statements to health care providers within 180 days if they adjust or recoup payments related to coordination of benefits. The bill aims to ensure timely and clear communication regarding reimbursement adjustments.