DE HB366

Creates "Patient's Right to Know Act" requiring health care entities that restrict services based on religious beliefs to provide patients with a complete written list of services not offered prior to treatment (or as soon as possible in emergencies).

Mandates health care entities disclose service restrictions to health insurance companies, which must then provide enrollees with lists of network providers that don't offer certain services based on religious beliefs within 6 months of enactment.

Requires health care entities to prominently display on their websites and upon request the health care services they will not provide based on religious beliefs.

Obligates health care entities to inform state and federal licensing agencies of all restricted services, and requires state agencies to add disclosure requirements to their health care reimbursement program applications.

Requires health care entities to disclose religious belief-based service restrictions when applying for state or federal health care grants; takes effect 1 year after enactment.