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20 04, 2022

HB 116

This bill limits when a health care provider may seek payment for a medical service or procedure from an individual or a health benefit plan. For an insured patient, a health care provider may not, after the billing period expires: (i) file a claim for the service or procedure with the patient's health benefit pan; or (ii) attempt to collect payment for the service or procedure. For a patient who is not an insured patient, a health care provider may not attempt to collect payment for the service or procedure after the billing period [...]

HB 116
20 04, 2022

HB 233

Diabetes Supplies Amendments. This bill requires a health benefit plan that provides coverage for insulin pumps to cap the price of the insulin pumps; requires a health benefit plan that provides coverage for continuous blood glucose monitors to cap the price of the continuous blood glucose monitors.

HB 233
20 04, 2022

HB 224

Optometrist Practice Amendments. This bill amends provisions relating to the scope of practice of an optometrist.

HB 224
20 04, 2022

HB 308

Prescription Drug Amendments. This bill modifies provisions relating to reimbursement and contracting for pharmaceutical drugs; enacts new prohibitions on pharmacy benefit managers regarding drug pricing and contracting for 430B entities and 340 drugs; prohibits a pharmaceutical manufacturer from engaging in certain types of actions with respect to pharmacies and 340B entities.

HB 308
20 04, 2022

HB 365

Telehealth Amendments. This bill amends the Telehealth Act and the Online Prescribing, Dispensing, and Facilitation Licensing Act; amends provisions related to a telehealth provider establishing a provider-patient relationship; amends provisions to related to a telehealth provider providing a patient's medical record to another health care provider; addresses prescribing by a provider who uses only asynchronous interaction to establish a provider-patient relationship with a patient.

HB 365
20 04, 2022

SB 139

Prescription Cost Amendments. This bill enacts provisions relating to cost sharing for certain prescription drugs; prohibits a health benefit plan from excluding payments made on behalf of an insured when determining whether the insured has satisfied the plan's cost sharing requirements.

SB 139