AR HB1824

Prohibits healthcare insurers from using "all products clauses" in contracts with healthcare providers, which require providers to participate in multiple health benefit plans or products as a condition of participation in any plan.

Defines an "all products clause" as a contract provision requiring a healthcare provider to serve in additional provider networks or participate in other health benefit plans offered by the same healthcare insurer without the provider's ability to negotiate or select terms.

Makes any all products clause in a provider contract void and applies the prohibition to contracts delivered, issued, reissued, extended, or modified beginning on the effective date of the subchapter.

Declares an emergency due to rapid changes in the healthcare insurance marketplace and the need to prevent anticompetitive practices that deter insurers from entering the state market.

Establishes the act becomes effective immediately upon gubernatorial approval, expiration of the veto period, or veto override.