Rhode Island H8327 prohibits payers from requiring uncompensated referral coordination by primary care providers and mandates either elimination of.

Rhode Island H8327, the Primary Care Administrative Fairness Act, aims to protect primary care providers from uncompensated administrative burdens. It prohibits payers from requiring primary care providers to perform uncompensated referral coordination services, including preparation of documentation, submission of prior authorizations, communication with specialists or insurers, tracking of approvals, or transmission of materials.

Rhode Island H8327 prohibits payers from requiring uncompensated referral coordination by primary care providers and mandates either elimination of.

Rhode Island H8327, the Primary Care Administrative Fairness Act, aims to protect primary care providers from uncompensated administrative burdens. It prohibits payers from requiring primary care providers to perform uncompensated referral coordination services, including preparation of documentation, submission of prior authorizations, communication with specialists or insurers, tracking of approvals, or transmission of materials.