Massachusetts Division of Insurance regulation 211 CMR 52.00 requires managed care carriers to meet NCQA accreditation standards and implement consumer protections including utilization review, network adequacy, and behavioral health parity; effecti…
Massachusetts adopts the 2026 National Electrical Code with specified modifications for all electrical installations with permits granted after April 24, 2026, establishing safety requirements, permit procedures, inspection timelines, and GFCI prote…
Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board establishes constructive approval procedures for clean energy infrastructure permits when final decisions are not issued within statutory deadlines, with automatic approval taking effect if the board fail…
Massachusetts Operational Services Division amends compliance regulations to require human and social services contractors to report environmentally preferable products in inventories and specifications; public hearing scheduled June 17, 2026.
Massachusetts Division of Insurance regulation 211 CMR 52.11 requires health insurance carriers to include specific contract provisions with providers, including 60-day modification notice, prohibition of balance billing, nondiscriminatory treatment…
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, dental, and vision carriers to provide insureds with comprehensive evidences of coverage disclosing benefits, cost-sharing, provider networks, and grievance procedures, with allowances for electro…
105 CMR 270.013 severability provision ensures that if any part of the Massachusetts public health regulations is ruled invalid, the remainder stays enforceable.
Massachusetts carriers must provide coverage evidence, provider directories, disclosures, and annual reports on disenrollment rates, provider terminations, medical loss ratios, grievances, and claim denials to the Office of Patient Protection.
Massachusetts Division of Insurance enforcement rule authorizes the Commissioner to levy fines up to $10,000 per violation and suspend accreditation for carriers noncompliant with 211 CMR 52.00 accreditation requirements.
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