Limits the amount a provider can charge an enrollee for denied covered services in Minnesota.
This bill proposes a cap on the amount a healthcare provider can charge an enrollee for a denied covered service in Minnesota. Specifically, the provider cannot charge more than 1.9 times the negotiated provider payment amount plus 20 percent. Any amount paid by the enrollee will count towards the deductible under the enrollee's health plan. The bill does not require health plan companies to pay for out-of-network services or cover services not included in the enrollee's plan.
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