Notice Requirements for Payors Proposed

Notice Requirements for Payors Proposed - Healthcare Law Update - May 2024 - Brach Eichler
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5/31/2024

Senate Bill 4333, introduced in the New Jersey Senate on May 10, 2024, would require that contracts between a healthcare provider and a carrier provide six months’ notice in advance of any change in the policy that could result in a denial of coverage for services provided by the healthcare provider to covered persons. A carrier would be defined as an insurance company, medical service corporation, Medicaid, or health maintenance organization authorized to issue health benefit plans within New Jersey.

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