Prohibits insurers from denying payment for substance use disorder treatment services retroactively if coverage was in place at the start of.
This bill amends the insurance law to prohibit insurers from denying payment for substance use disorder treatment services retroactively if the insured was covered at the time treatment began. It also requires insurers to notify treatment providers immediately when an insured loses coverage due to employment termination. The bill aims to ensure continuity of care for individuals undergoing substance use disorder treatment by preventing insurers from retroactively questioning coverage eligibility.
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