Nevada AB349 establishes maximum rates for hospitals and other health care facilities for services provided to patients covered by certain insurance.
Nevada AB349 establishes maximum rates that hospitals, independent centers for emergency medical care, and surgical centers for ambulatory patients may charge for certain goods and services provided to patients covered by the Public Employees’ Benefits Program or an opt-in local government. The rates differ based on whether the facility is an in-network or out-of-network facility. The bill also requires hospitals to publish certain pricing information and authorizes the imposition of administrative penalties and sanctions for violations.
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