Maryland § 19-350.1
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§ 19-350.1.
(a) (1) In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.
(2) “Third party payor” means any person that administers or provides reimbursement for hospital benefits on an expense incurred basis including:
(i) A health maintenance organization issued a certificate of authority in accordance with Subtitle 7 of this title;
(ii) A health insurer or nonprofit health service plan authorized to offer health insurance policies or contracts in this State in accordance with the Insurance Article; or
(iii) A third party administrator registered under the Insurance Article.
(3) “Uniform claims form” means the claim or billing form for reimbursement of hospital services adopted by the Insurance Commissioner under § 15-1003 of the Insurance Article.
(b) When submitting a claim or bill for reimbursement to a third party payor, a hospital shall use the uniform claims form.
(c) The uniform claims form submitted under this section:
(1) Shall be properly completed; and
(2) May be submitted by electronic transfer.
(d) The Secretary may impose a penalty not to exceed $500 on any hospital that violates the provisions of this section.
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