Enacts the "health insurance preauthorization disclosure act"
Bill A 9103 mandates health insurers to disclose preauthorization requirements clearly and timely, improving patient access to care and easing provider burdens.
Bill A 9103 mandates health insurers to disclose preauthorization requirements clearly and timely, improving patient access to care and easing provider burdens.
Bill A 9103, titled the "Health Insurance Preauthorization Disclosure Act," was introduced on September 12, 2025, and is currently referred to the Insurance Committee. The primary intent of this legislation is to enhance transparency in the health insurance preauthorization process, aiming to improve patient access to necessary medical services and reduce administrative burdens on healthcare providers.
The main purpose of Bill A 9103 is to ensure that health insurance companies provide clear and timely information regarding preauthorization requirements for medical services. By mandating disclosure of these requirements, the bill seeks to:
The bill includes several significant provisions aimed at achieving its objectives:
The following groups would be directly impacted by the implementation of Bill A 9103:
Bill A 9103 represents a significant step towards improving transparency and efficiency in the health insurance preauthorization process. By mandating clear disclosures and timely decisions, the legislation aims to enhance patient care and streamline interactions between insurers and healthcare providers. As the bill progresses through the legislative process, its potential impact on the healthcare landscape will be closely monitored.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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