Nevada § 687B.730 Health carrier required to notify participating provider of health care of administrative policies and programs of carrier

Nevada Statutes

§ 687B.730 — Health carrier required to notify participating provider of health care of administrative policies and programs of carrier

Nevada § 687B.730

Title 57INSURANCE

Ch. 687BContracts

NETWORK PLANS

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Bluebook

Nev. Rev. Stat. § 687B.730 (2026).

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A health carrier which offers or issues a network plan shall notify each participating provider of health care in the network of the responsibilities of the participating provider of health care with respect to any applicable administrative policies and programs of the health carrier including, without limitation, any applicable administrative policies and programs concerning:

1.Terms of payment;

2.Utilization review;

3.Quality assessment and improvement;

4.Credentialing;

5.Procedures for grievances and appeals;

6.Requirements for data reporting;

7.Requirements for timely notice to the health carrier of changes in the practices of the participating provider of health care, such as discontinuance of accepting new patients;

8.Requirements for confidentiality; and

9.Any applicable fe

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A health carrier which offers or issues a network plan shall notify each participating provider of health care in the network of the responsibilities of the participating provider of health care with respect to any applicable administrative policies and programs of the health carrier including, without limitation, any applicable administrative policies and programs concerning:
1. Terms of payment;
2. Utilization review;
3. Quality assessment and improvement;
4. Credentialing;
5. Procedures for grievances and appeals;
6. Requirements for data reporting;
7. Requirements for timely notice to the health carrier of changes in the practices of the participating provider of health care, such as discontinuance of accepting new patients;
8. Requirements for confidentiality; and
9. Any applicable federal or state programs.