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Legal Protections in Managed Health Care: A Focus on Additional Protections offered by the States

Agenda

I.  Consumer/Patient Protections

  • Access

  • Complaints

  • Disclosure

  • Emergency Care

  • Nondiscrimination

  • Selected Benefit Mandates

  • Formularies/Prescription Drug Coverage

  • Special Needs Plan

Visit this link on the ILRU site to review summaries of legislation available in all states applicable to health insurance.  Many may be used by consumers to protect their rights in accessing health care. 
http://www.bcm.tmc.edu/ilru/mgdcare/legalprotections2.html


Support for this Web cast is provided by the National Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) as part of its initiative to promote greater use of disability research findings by consumers, their families, service providers, and other non-researcher stakeholders.  Specific NIDRR project support comes from RIIL (Research Information for Independent Living), RRTC on Managed Health Care & Disability, and RTC on Health & Wellness. NIDRR is part of the U.S. Department of Education, and no endorsement of the opinions expressed as part of this Web cast by the Department should be inferred.

 

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