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A 5362 – New Jersey
Introduced: 2021   Status: Inactive / Dead  
Expressly allows health care professionals located outside New Jersey to provide services using telemedicine and telehealth to patients in New Jersey.

A 540 (see companion bill S 395) – New Jersey
Introduced: 2020   Status: Inactive / Dead  
This bill would expand the federal Medicare health care coverage program to every New Jersey resident, regardless of age, health, or disability status. Currently, Medicare is generally available only to people who are age 65 …

A 5588 (see companion bill S 3962) – New Jersey
Introduced: 2023   Status: In Process  
Requires prescription drug services covered under Medicaid program to be provided via fee-for-service delivery system.

A 5626 (see companion bill S 3896) – New Jersey
Introduced: 2023   Status: In Process  
Imposes certain rate filing requirements concerning certain health benefits plans available on State-based exchange.

A 5802 – New York
Introduced: 2017   Status: Inactive / Dead  
Relates to having the state reimburse all local costs for medicaid.

A 6021 (see companion bill S 3146) – New York
Introduced: 2023   Status: In Process  
Establishes a quality incentive program for managed care providers that is distributed based on managed care providers’ performance in meeting quality objectives.

A 6058 (see companion bill S 5474) – New York
Introduced: 2021   Status: In Process  
Establishes the New York Health program, a comprehensive system of access to health insurance for New York state residents; provides for administrative structure of the plan; provides for powers and duties of the board of …

A 620 – New York
Introduced: 2017   Status: Inactive / Dead  
Creates a rural home health flexibility program

A 6465 (see companion bill S 1544) – New York
Introduced: 2023   Status: In Process  
Requires Medicare and Medicaid managed care providers to provide coverage for certain out-of-network health care when the patient has a long term relationship with a medical professional who is not a recurring provider under the …

A 669 – New York
Introduced: 2021   Status: In Process  
Reimburses health care providers at the same rate for telehealth visits as in-person visits.

A 674 (see companion bill S 1646) – New Jersey
Introduced: 2022   Status: Enacted  
This bill requires the Department of Banking and Insurance to establish and operate the New Jersey Easy Enrollment Health Insurance Program (the program). The department is required to integrate the program with the State-based health …

A 6791 – New York
Introduced: 2017   Status: Inactive / Dead  
Relates to increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates for rural home health care providers to cover actual costs of delivery.

A 7153 – New York
Introduced: 2023   Status: In Process  
Creates the health insurance guaranty fund. To protect consumers and providers from the failure of a health insurer to perform its contractual obligations due to financial impairment or insolvency.

A 7230 (see companion bill S 6534) – New York
Introduced: 2021   Status: In Process  
Establishes the primary care reform commission to review, examine, and make findings on the level of primary care spending by all payers in the context of all health care spending in the state and publish …

A 7346 (see companion bill S 926) – New York
Introduced: 2023   Status: In Process  
Provides that the New York state health care quality and cost containment commission shall: evaluate each mandated benefit; investigate current practices of health plans with regard to the mandated benefit; investigate the potential premium impact …

A 7554 (see companion bill S 7293) – New York
Introduced: 2023   Status: In Process  
Relates to the performance standards that must be met by managed long term care plans; enables managed long term care plans operated by organizations that also operate an Institutional Special Needs Plan (ISNP) or a …

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