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The Health Insurers Bill
Oklahoma bill blocks health insurers from limiting networks
Health insurance; prohibiting contract provisions; establishing violations; creating waiver; allowing subpoena; allowing administrative penalty; allowing denial of sale; prohibiting limitations of network. Effective date.
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, the bill would stop health insurers from putting limits on which doctors you can see, and would let the state punish violations.
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Consumers could keep more choices for care, while insurers may face new penalties if they try to restrict networks; now is the time to speak up before it passes.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Bill would prohibit contract provisions that limit network size.
- Bill would allow the state to issue subpoenas in health insurance matters.
- Bill would allow administrative penalties for violations.
- Bill would let the state deny the sale of health insurance if rules are broken.
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