New Jersey S1984 mandates hospitals to publish standard charges for items and services, including shoppable services, and allows the Department of.
New Jersey S1984 requires hospitals to publish a list of standard charges for certain items and services, including a consumer-friendly list of shoppable services. Hospitals must ensure this information is accessible, free of charge, and without barriers. The Department of Health is tasked with evaluating hospital compliance with these provisions. If a hospital is found noncompliant, the department can issue a warning, request a corrective action plan, or impose a civil monetary penalty. The penalty amount varies based on the hospital's bed count and is subject to annual adjustments.
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