Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services holds three public hearings on June 12, 2026 to propose rate increases of 3.00% cost adjustment plus service expansions for competitive employment, residential, and developmental services e…
Massachusetts Operational Services Division holds a hybrid public hearing on June 17, 2026 to propose amendments requiring contractors and subcontractors to report environmentally preferable products in procurements for building repair, construction…
Massachusetts insurance carriers must disclose information about physician profiling, clinical guidelines, disenrollment rates, emergency services, and patient protections; maintain toll-free numbers and websites with real-time provider costs and ou…
Massachusetts health insurers must cover telehealth services equivalent to in-person care, cannot rely primarily on telehealth-only providers for network adequacy, and must submit telehealth plans meeting reimbursement, cost-sharing, and technology …
Massachusetts health insurance carriers must annually report to the Office of Patient Protection evidence of coverage, provider directories, disenrollment rates, claim denials, grievances, and demographic data including race and gender.
Massachusetts Division of Insurance enforces managed care accreditation compliance through investigations, hearings within 21 days, and penalties ranging from corrective action plans to $10,000 per violation fines and accreditation suspension or rev…
Massachusetts Division of Insurance regulation 211 CMR 52.19 preserves the validity of remaining provisions if any part of the insurance regulation is struck down by a court.
Massachusetts insurance carriers and behavioral health managers must disclose physician profiling practices, clinical guidelines, disenrollment rates, emergency procedures, and maintain toll-free access to real-time provider cost and out-of-pocket e…
Division of Insurance regulation 211 CMR 52.19 establishes that if any provision of the insurance code is invalidated by court ruling, the remaining regulations and their application to other entities remain enforceable.
Massachusetts Division of Insurance enforcement procedures authorize penalties up to $10,000 per violation for managed care organizations failing to comply with accreditation requirements under 211 CMR 52.00.
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