Healey Unveils Insurance Reforms to Speed Access to Health Care
The reforms aim to reduce administrative burdens and delays by standardizing prior authorization and requiring insurers to respond to urgent requests within 24 hours, officials said.
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New Healthcare Regulations Ends Some Prior Authorizations
BOSTON – Governor Maura Healey announced healthcare cost-cutting measures on Wednesday, Jan. 14, through new regulations issued by the Division of Insurance (DOI), a division of the Executive Office of Economic Development. The DOI issued updated regulations for prior authorization practices across the state, including eliminating prior authorizations for many routine and essential services. Healey’s office cited a report from the Council for Af…
Healey unveils plan to reform health care insurance 'prior authorization' requirements
Massachusetts insurance regulators unveiled sweeping prior authorization reforms that would scrap pre-approval requirements for "many routine and essential" health care services, Gov. Maura Healey announced Wednesday.
Gov. Healey eliminates prior authorization for essential health care ...
Proposed insurance reforms aim to speed up access to health care in Mass.
State insurance regulators unveiled sweeping prior authorization reforms that would scrap pre-approval requirements for “many routine and essential” health care services, Gov. Maura Healey announced Wednesday. The proposed changes aim to eliminate administrative burdens, streamline the prior authorization process, mitigate surging costs and ensure patients can receive access to care without running into insurance obstacles. The planned regulatio…
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