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CT HB06409
Bill
Status
1/23/2025
Primary Sponsor
Labor and Public Employees Committee
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AI Summary
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Employers or insurers must notify the administrative law judge and employee before objecting to, discontinuing, or reducing payment for prescription drug medications prescribed by an authorized healthcare provider
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Employers or insurers must provide similar notice before objecting to, discontinuing, or reducing payment for durable medical equipment prescribed by an authorized healthcare provider
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Notice requirements include specifying the reason for the proposed action, the effective date, and providing medical documentation establishing the basis for the objection or discontinuance
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Employees have 15 days after receiving notice to request a hearing; if no hearing is requested, the notice is automatically approved
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Notification requirements do not apply when the employee's own authorized physician, surgeon, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse discontinues the medication or equipment
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Undue Delay In Workers' Compensation Claims.
Last Action
Referred by House to Committee on Insurance and Real Estate
4/22/2025