Schools; requiring public school districts to report certain assessment results to the State Department of Education. Effective date. Emergency.

This bill, called the "Oklahoma Right to Shop Act," allows insurance companies to create programs that give financial rewards to people who choose cheaper healthcare services. If passed, insurance carriers would offer incentives, like cash or credit toward deductibles, to enrollees who select lower-cost providers for non-emergency services. The bill also requires the state's Office of Management and Enterprise Services to study if a similar program would be cost-effective for state employees and implement it if it is.

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