Minnesota SF4096 modifies health maintenance organization provisions, including changes to comprehensive health maintenance services, marketing.
Minnesota SF4096 amends the definition of "comprehensive health maintenance services" to include a minimum of 90 days of coverage for eligible individuals. It mandates that marketing materials for health maintenance organizations must disclose exclusions and limitations, and inform consumers that not all health care needs will be covered. Additionally, the bill requires health maintenance organizations to provide detailed provider network information on their websites and in hard copies upon request.
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