Arizona § 20-3459 Civil immunity; enforcement; civil penalty

Arizona Statutes

§ 20-3459 — Civil immunity; enforcement; civil penalty

Arizona·Title 20 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 27 PROVIDER CREDENTIALING·Art. 1 General Provisions

(L18, Ch. 238, sec.

4.Eff.until4/1/26)

A.A health insurer that complies in good faith with the requirements of this chapter is immune from civil liability for the purposes of reviewing and approving a credentialing application.

B.The director shall enforce this chapter. A health insurer that fails to comply with this chapter or with any rules adopted pursuant to this chapter is subject to the civil penalties prescribed in section 20-456.

C.On receipt of multiple complaints of violations of this chapter by a health insurer from applicants or participating providers, the director shall conduct an examination of the health insurer pursuant to section 20-156, 20-831 or 20-1058, as applicable to the specific insurer.

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(L18, Ch. 238, sec. 4. Eff.until4/1/26)

A. A health insurer that complies in good faith with the requirements of this chapter is immune from civil liability for the purposes of reviewing and approving a credentialing application.

B. The director shall enforce this chapter. A health insurer that fails to comply with this chapter or with any rules adopted pursuant to this chapter is subject to the civil penalties prescribed in section 20-456.

C. On receipt of multiple complaints of violations of this chapter by a health insurer from applicants or participating providers, the director shall conduct an examination of the health insurer pursuant to section 20-156, 20-831 or 20-1058, as applicable to the specific insurer.

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