New Hampshire HB706 prohibits insurance companies from auditing provider services after delivery but before payment.

New Hampshire HB706 amends RSA 415:6-i to prohibit insurance companies from conducting audits of provider services after services have been delivered but before payment is made. If an insurer violates this provision, they must promptly pay the provider, hold the patient harmless for any co-pay or co-insurance obligations, remit interest at a rate of 15 percent per annum, and reimburse the provider for enforcement costs. The insurer also waives any rights to retrospectively review the services for which the impermissible audit was conducted.

New Hampshire HB706 prohibits insurance companies from auditing provider services after delivery but before payment.

New Hampshire HB706 amends RSA 415:6-i to prohibit insurance companies from conducting audits of provider services after services have been delivered but before payment is made. If an insurer violates this provision, they must promptly pay the provider, hold the patient harmless for any co-pay or co-insurance obligations, remit interest at a rate of 15 percent per annum, and reimburse the provider for enforcement costs. The insurer also waives any rights to retrospectively review the services for which the impermissible audit was conducted.