An Act relating to reimbursement for non-network health insurance claims.

Summary

The bill adds a new statutory requirement that health insurers must pay non‑network doctors, hospitals, or suppliers at a minimum of 75 % of the median reimbursement they give to network providers for the same service. It applies to any health care service or supply delivered in Alaska and is based on the insurer’s own network rates at the time of care. The measure aims to lessen the financial gap for patients who receive care outside their insurer’s network.

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