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AR HB1295
Bill
Status
5/5/2025
Primary Sponsor
Lee Johnson
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AI Summary
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Healthcare insurers must pay providers the full amount due for services including cost sharing, then collect cost sharing directly from enrollees rather than withholding it from provider payments
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Insurers are prohibited from increasing premiums, cost sharing, or fees unless their capital exceeds mandatory control level RBC by less than 650% AND their medical loss ratio is 90% or greater on clinical services
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Insurers must file annual financial statements with the Insurance Commissioner by March 1 detailing assets, liabilities, premium income, claims paid, and claims denied by line of business
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Enrollees must receive annual reports showing premiums paid, cost sharing collected, payments to providers, denied claims, and itemized administrative expenses including marketing, claims operations, and network costs
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Enrollees may sue insurers for double the amount of any premium or cost-sharing overcharge plus court costs and attorney's fees; violations constitute deceptive trade practices
Legislative Description
To Create The Healthcare Cost-sharing Collections Transparency Act.
Last Action
Died in House at Sine Die adjournment.
5/5/2025