Contractual provisions prohibition between hospitals and health plan companies

Summary

The bill adds statutory definitions for anti‑steering, anti‑tiering, gag, and most‑favored‑nation clauses and makes it illegal for a hospital to offer, enter into, or renew a contract with a health‑plan company that contains any of those provisions. Any such clause is declared void and unenforceable, while the remaining parts of the contract stay in effect. The goal is to promote pricing transparency and competition in health‑care markets.

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