Health insurance companies must provide a list of treatments requiring preauthorization to participating health care providers.

The bill, known as the "health insurance preauthorization disclosure act," mandates that health insurance companies furnish participating health care providers with a list of treatments and services that necessitate preauthorization. This list is to be developed based on consultations with relevant medical guidelines and trained physicians. It must be updated annually or more frequently as needed. Health insurance companies cannot add services to the list without providing at least ninety days' notice to participating providers.

Health insurance companies must provide a list of treatments requiring preauthorization to participating health care providers.

The bill, known as the "health insurance preauthorization disclosure act," mandates that health insurance companies furnish participating health care providers with a list of treatments and services that necessitate preauthorization. This list is to be developed based on consultations with relevant medical guidelines and trained physicians. It must be updated annually or more frequently as needed. Health insurance companies cannot add services to the list without providing at least ninety days' notice to participating providers.