616B.5285 - Contracts with providers of health care; prohibited acts. - Nevada Statutes

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616B.5285 Contracts with providers of health care; prohibited acts. An organization for managed care shall not terminate a contract with, demote, refuse to contract with or refuse to compensate a provider of health care solely because the provider, in good faith:

1. Advocates in private or in public on behalf of an injured employee;

2. Assists an injured employee in seeking reconsideration of a determination by the organization for managed care to deny coverage for a medical or health care service; or

3. Reports a violation of law to an appropriate authority.

(Added to NRS by 1999, 2212)

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Statutes > Nevada > Title-53 > Chapter-616b > Organizations-for-managed-care > 616b-5285

616B.5285 Contracts with providers of health care; prohibited acts. An organization for managed care shall not terminate a contract with, demote, refuse to contract with or refuse to compensate a provider of health care solely because the provider, in good faith:

1. Advocates in private or in public on behalf of an injured employee;

2. Assists an injured employee in seeking reconsideration of a determination by the organization for managed care to deny coverage for a medical or health care service; or

3. Reports a violation of law to an appropriate authority.

(Added to NRS by 1999, 2212)

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Statutes > Nevada > Title-53 > Chapter-616b > Organizations-for-managed-care > 616b-5285

616B.5285 Contracts with providers of health care; prohibited acts. An organization for managed care shall not terminate a contract with, demote, refuse to contract with or refuse to compensate a provider of health care solely because the provider, in good faith:

1. Advocates in private or in public on behalf of an injured employee;

2. Assists an injured employee in seeking reconsideration of a determination by the organization for managed care to deny coverage for a medical or health care service; or

3. Reports a violation of law to an appropriate authority.

(Added to NRS by 1999, 2212)