Nevada AB343 revises health care regulations, requiring hospitals to publish lists of standard charges and shoppable services, and mandates certain.
Nevada AB343 makes revisions to health care regulations in Nevada. It mandates hospitals to compile, publish, and update annually lists of standard charges for all items and services, and lists of shoppable services. These lists must be made available on the hospital's website and remain accessible for seven years. The bill also requires hospitals to report annually on facility fees for outpatient services. Additionally, it imposes restrictions on hospitals' actions to collect medical debts, mandating the provision of itemized statements and receipts before any collection efforts.
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