Maryland § 19-713.5

Full text of Maryland Maryland Code § 19-713.5, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 19-713.5.

    (a)    If a health maintenance organization requires its subscribers to have a referral to receive consultation services in writing, the health maintenance organization shall use the uniform consultation referral form adopted by the Commissioner under § 15-120 of the Insurance Article as the sole instrument for referrals for consultation services.

    (b)    A health maintenance organization may not impose as a condition of coverage any requirement to:

        (1)    Modify the uniform consultation referral form; or

        (2)    Submit additional consultation referral forms.

    (c)    The uniform consultation referral form shall be properly completed by the health care provider referring the subscriber for consultation services.

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