Rhode Island H8325 allows primary care practices to offer optional fees for non-covered services while ensuring equal medical care for all patients.
Rhode Island H8325, known as the Equitable Access Primary Care Practices Act, allows primary care practices to offer optional fees for non-covered services, such as faster scheduling or enhanced availability. These fees are voluntary and do not affect access to or delivery of medically necessary primary care services. The act mandates that all patients receive identical standards of medical care, regardless of their choice to pay an access fee.
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