Tennessee HB2093 amends managed care organization contracts to protect nursing facilities from unjust termination.
Tennessee HB2093 amends Tennessee Code to regulate managed care organizations' contracts with qualified nursing facilities. The bill prohibits managed care organizations from independently determining a facility's eligibility or terminating contracts without cause. The Bureau of TennCare has exclusive authority to terminate a facility's contract. If a managed care organization identifies concerns, it must report them to the bureau and continue the contract during review. The bureau reviews and approves all standard contract templates to ensure compliance. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.
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