New Jersey S4415 strengthens oversight of mental health parity compliance for minors, requiring regular market conduct reviews and annual reports on.
New Jersey S4415 mandates the Department of Banking and Insurance to conduct regular market conduct reviews, including secret shopper surveys, to assess access to mental health services for minors. These reviews must evaluate network adequacy and appointment access standards across various populations, age groups, and geographic areas. The bill also requires health insurance carriers to maintain an accurate and regularly verified provider directory, available in non-technical language on their websites and in a downloadable, machine-readable format.
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