Texas § 1601.110 DISEASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES.

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§ 1601.110 — DISEASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES.

Texas § 1601.110

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 1601.110 (2026).

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Sec. 1601.110. DISEASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES.

(a)In this section, "disease management services" means services to assist an individual manage a disease or other chronic health condition, such as heart disease, diabetes, respiratory illness, end-stage renal disease, HIV infection, or AIDS, and with respect to which the governing board of a system identifies populations requiring disease management.

(b)A health benefit plan provided under this chapter must provide disease management services or coverage for disease management services in the manner required by the governing board of a system, including:

(1)patient self-management education;

(2)provider education;

(3)evidence-based models and minimum standards of care;

(4)standardized protocols and participation criteria; and

(5)physicia

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Sec. 1601.110. DISEASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES. (a) In this section, "disease management services" means services to assist an individual manage a disease or other chronic health condition, such as heart disease, diabetes, respiratory illness, end-stage renal disease, HIV infection, or AIDS, and with respect to which the governing board of a system identifies populations requiring disease management.
(b) A health benefit plan provided under this chapter must provide disease management services or coverage for disease management services in the manner required by the governing board of a system, including:
(1) patient self-management education;
(2) provider education;
(3) evidence-based models and minimum standards of care;
(4) standardized protocols and participation criteria; and
(5) physician-directed or physician-supervised care.