Rhode Island H7720 mandates healthcare entities to notify the attorney general and department of health of any material change transaction 180 days.

Rhode Island H7720 requires healthcare entities to submit written notice to the attorney general and the department of health of any material change transaction at least 180 days prior to the transaction. The notice must include all material documents and information necessary for review. The attorney general and the department of health may review the transaction, approve, modify, or deny it, and consider factors such as market share, competitive effects, impact on access and availability of services, and financial condition of the parties.

Rhode Island H7720 mandates healthcare entities to notify the attorney general and department of health of any material change transaction 180 days.

Rhode Island H7720 requires healthcare entities to submit written notice to the attorney general and the department of health of any material change transaction at least 180 days prior to the transaction. The notice must include all material documents and information necessary for review. The attorney general and the department of health may review the transaction, approve, modify, or deny it, and consider factors such as market share, competitive effects, impact on access and availability of services, and financial condition of the parties.