Washington Statutes
§ 70.47.120 — Administrator—Contracts for services.
Washington § 70.47.120
JurisdictionWashington
Title 70PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY
Ch. 70.47BASIC HEALTH PLAN—HEALTH CARE ACCESS ACT
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Wash. Rev. Code § 70.47.120 (2026).
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In addition to the powers and duties specified in RCW 70.47.040 and 70.47.060 , the *administrator has the power to enter into contracts for the following functions and services:
(1)With public or private agencies, to assist the *administrator in her or his duties to design or revise the schedule of covered basic health care services, and/or to monitor or evaluate the performance of participating managed health care systems.
(2)With public or private agencies, to provide technical or professional assistance to health care providers, particularly public or private nonprofit organizations and providers serving rural areas, who show serious intent and apparent capability to participate in the plan as managed health care systems.
(3)With public or private agencies, including health care
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Legislative History
[1997 c 337 s 7;1987 1st ex.s. c 5 s 14.]
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§ 70.01.030
Health care fees and charges—Estimate.§ 70.01.040
Provider-based clinics that charge a facility fee—Posting of required notice—Reporting requirements.§ 70.02.005
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Definitions.(Effective until June 30, 2027.)§ 70.02.020
Disclosure by health care provider.§ 70.02.045
Third-party payor release of information.§ 70.02.060
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Washington § 70.47.120, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/wa/70.47.120.