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  6. HB323 Alabama 2010 Session

HB323 Alabama 2010 Session

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Signed by Governor

Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Mike Millican
  • Cam Ward
  • Mike Hill
  • Jim McClendon
  • Jim Barton
  • Steve Clouse
Session
Regular Session 2010
Title
Eye care providers including optometrists and ophthalmologists, health insurance policies or plans, prohibited from requiring provider to purchase certain supplies, Access to Eye Care Act, Sec. 27-56-4 am'd. (2010-20388)
Description

Under existing law, the Access to Eye Care Act requires an insurance policy, plan, or contract which provides for third-party payments for health care to include payment to a licensed eye care provider if the plan covers the same service provided by other providers. The law also regulates certain provisions in the insurance policies, plans, or contracts

This bill would add to the Access to Eye Care Act requirements that the health insurance policies, plans, or contracts may not require an eye care provider covered by the act to participate in other health insurance policies, plans, or contracts and would prohibit an insurance policy, plan, or contract from requiring an eye care provider to purchase a certain minimum quantity or minimum dollar amount of ophthalmic materials in order to participate in the insurance plan

To amend Section 27-56-4 of the Code of Alabama 1975, the Access to Eye Care Act, relating to health insurance policies, plans, or contracts which provide third-party payments for eye care services, to further regulate certain conditions related to participation in the health insurance plans.

Subjects
Health

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
April 13, 2010Delivered to Governor at 1:35 p.m. on April 13, 2010.
April 13, 2010Assigned Act No. 2010-583.
April 13, 2010Clerk of the House Certification
April 13, 2010Signature Requested
April 8, 2010Enrolled
April 8, 2010Passed Second House
April 8, 2010Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 867
April 8, 2010Third Reading Passed
March 25, 2010Reported from Banking and Insurance as Favorable
March 11, 2010Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Banking and Insurance
March 11, 2010Engrossed
March 11, 2010Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 560
March 11, 2010Motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 559
March 11, 2010Health first Substitute Offered
March 11, 2010Third Reading Passed
February 17, 2010Read for the second time and placed on the calendar with 1 substitute and
January 19, 2010Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Health

Bill Text

Download HB323 Alabama 2010 Session PDF

Bill Votes

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass
2010-04-08
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed
Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass
2010-03-11
Chamber: House
Result: Passed
Motion to Adopt
2010-03-11
Chamber: House
Result: Passed

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text HB323 Alabama 2010 Session - Enrolled
Bill Text HB323 Alabama 2010 Session - Engrossed
Bill Text HB323 Alabama 2010 Session - Introduced
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