Creates provisions relating to prior authorization of health care services

This bill changes rules for when health insurance companies can require doctors to get approval before providing certain services. If a company approves less than 90% of a doctor's requests during a six-month period, they can require prior authorization. Companies must notify doctors of these decisions and provide data, and doctors can appeal. The bill also requires companies to have an online portal for doctors to track prior authorization requests.

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