Oklahoma HB3928 regulates vision insurance reimbursements, ensuring providers are paid fairly and prohibiting certain reductions.
Oklahoma HB3928 amends vision insurance regulations to ensure licensed optometric physicians receive reimbursements at least equal to the sixtieth percentile of usual charges for covered services. It prohibits reductions in reimbursements for using nonaffiliated labs or frame vendors if they meet credentialing standards. The bill also mandates disclosure of certain reimbursements and sets standards for prepaid vision plans, including uniform reimbursements for lenses and prohibiting incentives for using plan-owned entities.
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