Oklahoma HB4460 mandates health plans to collect cost-sharing directly from enrollees and provides protections against coverage termination for.
Oklahoma HB4460 introduces new regulations for health plans offering commercially insured products. It requires health plans to collect patient cost-sharing amounts directly from enrollees and prohibits them from canceling coverage or imposing penalties for nonpayment. Health plans must also meet state timely payment requirements for providers and offer affordable payment plans for enrollees. Additionally, health plans cannot require clinicians to collect cost-sharing amounts. Violations of these provisions are subject to penalties, including fines and sanctions.
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