FL S1520

Renames "direct primary care agreements" to "direct health care agreements" and expands their scope under Florida law

Adds licensed mental health professionals (chapter 466) to the list of eligible health care providers who may enter into these agreements, alongside physicians, dentists, and other existing provider types

Exempts direct health care agreements from Florida Insurance Code requirements, allowing health care providers to market and sell such agreements without obtaining an insurance license or certificate of authority

Requires direct health care agreements to be written, signed contracts that specify monthly fees, services covered, duration, termination provisions with 30 days' notice, and include a required disclosure statement that the agreement is not health insurance and does not qualify as minimum essential coverage under the Affordable Care Act

Takes effect July 1, 2019