Minnesota SF5103 prohibits hospitals from including certain clauses in contracts with health plan companies.

Minnesota SF5103 amends state statutes to prohibit hospitals from offering or renewing contracts with health plan companies that include antisteering, antitiering, gag, or most favored nation clauses. These clauses restrict providers from negotiating lower rates with other health plan companies, limit the ability of health plan companies to steer enrollees to specific providers, and prevent the disclosure of pricing information. The bill also mandates that hospitals and health plan companies disclose their reimbursement rates with other providers and entities.

Minnesota SF5103 prohibits hospitals from including certain clauses in contracts with health plan companies.

Minnesota SF5103 amends state statutes to prohibit hospitals from offering or renewing contracts with health plan companies that include antisteering, antitiering, gag, or most favored nation clauses. These clauses restrict providers from negotiating lower rates with other health plan companies, limit the ability of health plan companies to steer enrollees to specific providers, and prevent the disclosure of pricing information. The bill also mandates that hospitals and health plan companies disclose their reimbursement rates with other providers and entities.