Oklahoma SB438 regulates health insurance payments to providers, requiring notice of fees and restricting certain payment methods.
Oklahoma SB438 amends health insurance regulations to ensure transparency and flexibility in payment methods. It prohibits health insurance plans from charging fees for Automated Clearing House Network payments unless the provider consents. Health care provider agents can charge fees for transaction management and other services. The bill also mandates that health insurance plans, insurers, and health maintenance organizations notify providers of any fees associated with credit card payments and provide instructions on alternative payment methods.
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