Massachusetts Division of Insurance regulation 211 CMR 52.00 establishes managed care consumer protections and carrier accreditation requirements including utilization review, network adequacy, and telehealth access; effective June 5, 2026.
Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services maintains current applied behavior analysis rates for MassHealth members under 21 with autism spectrum disorder or Down syndrome; rates effective December 1, 2026.
Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services increases competitive integrated employment service rates by 3.00% with a total annualized cost increase of approximately $2.39 million, effective July 1, 2026; public hearing scheduled for…
Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services increases adult long-term residential service rates by 3.00% and expands geographic regions to five areas, effective July 1, 2026, with total annualized cost increase of $188.6 million.
Massachusetts Operational Services Division amends 808 CMR 1.00 to require human and social services contractors to report environmentally preferable products in property inventory and specify EPP in procurement for building repairs and appliances; …
Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board establishes constructive approval procedures for clean energy infrastructure permits when decisions are not issued within statutory deadlines, with the Presiding Officer required to assess progress 60 day…
Massachusetts Division of Insurance regulation 211 CMR 52.11 mandates health insurance carriers include contract provisions prohibiting restrictive practices, requiring 60-day modification notice, prohibiting balance billing, and ensuring nondiscrim…
Massachusetts health insurance carriers must maintain adequate provider networks and file access analyses with the Commissioner demonstrating geographic accessibility and corrective action plans for underserved areas.
Massachusetts Division of Insurance requires health insurers to maintain searchable provider directories updated within two business days, including specialties, credentials, facility affiliations, office locations, hours, languages, accessibility d…
Massachusetts insurance carriers must cover telehealth services at parity with in-person rates for behavioral health and cannot rely primarily on telehealth-only providers to meet network adequacy requirements.
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