Massachusetts Statutes

§ 13H — Recipients of benefits under chapter 117A

Massachusetts § 13H

JurisdictionMassachusetts

Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Title XVIIPUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 118EDIVISION OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE

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Bluebook

Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 118E, § 13H (2026).

Text

Section 13H. No acute hospital shall deny access to care and services which the hospital would provide under this chapter to recipients of benefits under chapter 117A.

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Nearby Sections

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§ 13

Rate changes; review

§ 13A

Non-acute hospitals; rates and terms of payment

§ 13B

Hospital rate increases; quality standards and benchmarks

§ 13C

Establishment of rates of payment for health care services

§ 13D

Duties of ratemaking authority; criteria for establishing rates

§ 13D 1/2

Minimum payment rates to be paid to providers of behavioral health services delivered in community behavioral health centers by managed care entities; annual review and reporting

§ 13E

Appeals of interim or final rates

§ 13E 1/2

Contractual arrangements with acute and non-acute hospitals

§ 13F

Contracts between acute and non-acute hospital service providers and office of Medicaid

§ 13G

Hospital assets not to be considered as resources for purpose of establishing rates

§ 13H

Recipients of benefits under chapter 117A

§ 13I

Patients with foreign residency

§ 13J

Health maintenance organizations; contracting rights

§ 13K

Adjustment of facility's rate

§ 13L

Restriction of hospital access to discounted purchase of prescription drugs

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