Enacts the "health insurance preauthorization disclosure act" to require health insurance companies to provide a list of treatments and services.
The bill, known as the "health insurance preauthorization disclosure act," mandates that health insurance companies develop and provide a list of health care services requiring preauthorization to participating health care providers. This list must be based on medical guidelines from relevant specialty organizations and consultation with trained physicians in the region. The list is to be updated annually or more frequently as needed. Only services on this list can require preauthorization, and no service can be added to the list without a minimum of ninety days' notice to providers.
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