Code of Maine Rules
02 - DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AND FINANCIAL REGULATION
031 - BUREAU OF INSURANCE
Chapter 365 - STANDARDS FOR INDEPENDENT DISPUTE RESOLUTION OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE BILLS
Section 031-365-2 - Applicability and Scope
Universal Citation: 02 ME Code Rules ยง 031-365-2
Current through 2024-38, September 18, 2024
1. This rule shall apply to the following entities:
A. A carrier,
including a participating self-insured health plan.
B. A patient who is eligible to initiate IDR
under
22
M.R.S. §1718-D.
C. A provider that has rendered emergency
services to an eligible patient, or that has rendered emergency services on an
out-of-network basis to a patient covered by a carrier's health plan and is
unable in good faith to negotiate agreement with the carrier on the payment
amount within 30 calendar days after the carrier has given the provider notice
as required in paragraph 6(1)(C).
2. This rule shall apply to the following types of bills, except in cases where the patient knowingly elected to obtain the services from an out-of-network provider:
A. A surprise bill for emergency
services;
B. Any other bill for
covered emergency services rendered by an out-of-network provider to a person
covered by an insured or self-insured health plan; and
C. A bill totaling $750 or more received by
an uninsured person for emergency health services if the total bill for the
single visit is $750 or more regardless of the number of providers included in
the bill.
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