New Jersey § 17B:30-55.9 Prior authorization, defined number, discrete services, set time frame, validity, exception.

New Jersey Statutes

§ 17B:30-55.9 — Prior authorization, defined number, discrete services, set time frame, validity, exception.

New Jersey § 17B:30-55.9

Title 17BINSURANCE

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 17B:30-55.9 (2026).

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10. Except where shorter time frames are necessary to monitor patient safety or treatment effectiveness and with notice to the treating provider, prior authorization for a service which includes a defined number of discrete services within a set time frame shall be valid for purposes of authorizing the health care provider to provide care for a period of 180 days from the date the provider receives the prior authorization and a payer shall not revoke, limit, condition or restrict a prior authorization within that period if (1) the covered person continues to be eligible for coverage;

(2)the clinical information provided at the time the prior authorization request was made has not been misrepresented by the treating physician or covered person; and (3) there has not been a material change

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10. Except where shorter time frames are necessary to monitor patient safety or treatment effectiveness and with notice to the treating provider, prior authorization for a service which includes a defined number of discrete services within a set time frame shall be valid for purposes of authorizing the health care provider to provide care for a period of 180 days from the date the provider receives the prior authorization and a payer shall not revoke, limit, condition or restrict a prior authorization within that period if (1) the covered person continues to be eligible for coverage; (2) the clinical information provided at the time the prior authorization request was made has not been misrepresented by the treating physician or covered person; and (3) there has not been a material change in the clinical circumstances or condition of the covered person. L.2023, c.296, s.10.