Creates provisions relating to conduct affecting health care provider networks

Summary

The bill bans anti‑steering, anti‑tiering, gag, and most‑favored‑nation clauses in contracts between health providers and entities that arrange care. Any such clause is declared void while the rest of the contract stays enforceable, and plan issuers must act solely for the enrollee’s benefit when steering them to specific providers or tiered networks.

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