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The Electronic Claim Bill
Ohio bill bans electronic claim fees for health insurers
Prohibit health insurance, Medicaid electronic claim fees
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, Ohio would stop health insurers and Medicaid from charging doctors fees for sending claims electronically, lowering costs for providers and patients.
Our take
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Doctors and clinics could keep more of their earnings, and patients might see lower insurance costs, so the bill is worth watching while it moves through committees.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- The bill would ban fees for electronic claim submissions.
- It applies to private health insurers and Medicaid.
- It targets fees that providers currently pay to insurers.
- It is currently introduced and referred to the Medicaid committee.
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