Minnesota SF5024 mandates health carriers to offer reference-based pricing health plans, prohibits open-ended promise-to-pay contracts, and.
Minnesota SF5024 requires health carriers to offer reference-based pricing health plans, which set fixed prices for services instead of negotiating with providers. These plans must cover all chiropractic services for enrollees aged 21 and under. The bill also prohibits health care providers from requesting patients to sign open-ended promise-to-pay contracts, which obligate patients to pay for services without prior disclosure of the amount.
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