This bill, also known as the Alaska Health Care Consumer’s Right to Shop Act, proposes the establishment of a health care insurance policy incentive program. The program mandates health care insurers to create an incentive for policyholders who opt for less expensive services under the same policy. Incentives could be provided as a percentage of the savings, a flat dollar amount, or using any other method deemed reasonable. The bill also requires insurers to provide assistance for cost comparison for services across various providers, accessible via phone or the insurer’s website.