Idaho § 48-307 BURDEN OF PROOF

Idaho Statutes

§ 48-307 — BURDEN OF PROOF

Idaho·Title 48 MONOPOLIES AND TRADE PRACTICES·Ch. 3 IDAHO PATIENT ACT

Any person seeking to engage in an extraordinary collection action bears the burden of establishing that the requirements of sections 48-304 and 48-306, Idaho Code, if applicable, have been satisfied prior to engaging in any extraordinary collection action. Any party commencing a judicial action against a patient must plead with particularity its compliance with each requirement of sections 48-304 and 48-306, Idaho Code, as the case may be, and must specifically identify the name, group, and policy numbers of the third-party payor to which the health care provider submitted the charges in connection with the provision of goods or delivery of services, along with the date of each submission.

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Any person seeking to engage in an extraordinary collection action bears the burden of establishing that the requirements of sections 48-304 and 48-306, Idaho Code, if applicable, have been satisfied prior to engaging in any extraordinary collection action. Any party commencing a judicial action against a patient must plead with particularity its compliance with each requirement of sections 48-304 and 48-306, Idaho Code, as the case may be, and must specifically identify the name, group, and policy numbers of the third-party payor to which the health care provider submitted the charges in connection with the provision of goods or delivery of services, along with the date of each submission.

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