Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-7203
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Access payment on paid claims
Official statutory text
A. From the effective date of this act until January 1, 2015,
all health carriers shall pay to the Insurance Commissioner an
access payment of one percent (1.0%) on all claims paid.
B. If a health carrier is contractually entitled to withhold
certain amounts from payments due to providers of health and medical
services for the purpose of ensuring that providers fulfill any
financial obligations under a managed care risk arrangement, the
full amounts due to the providers before the application of the
contractual withholdings shall be reflected in the calculation of
claims paid.
all health carriers shall pay to the Insurance Commissioner an
access payment of one percent (1.0%) on all claims paid.
B. If a health carrier is contractually entitled to withhold
certain amounts from payments due to providers of health and medical
services for the purpose of ensuring that providers fulfill any
financial obligations under a managed care risk arrangement, the
full amounts due to the providers before the application of the
contractual withholdings shall be reflected in the calculation of
claims paid.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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