Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-725.13

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List requirements

Official statutory text

A. A hospital shall:

1. Maintain a list of all standard charges for all hospital

items or services in accordance with this section; and

2. Ensure the list required under paragraph 1 of this

subsection is available at all times to the public, including by

posting the list electronically in the manner provided by this

section.

B. The standard charges contained in the list required to be

maintained by a hospital under subsection A of this section shall

reflect the standard charges applicable to that location of the

hospital, regardless of whether the hospital operates in more than

one location or operates under the same license as another hospital.

C. The list required under subsection A of this section shall

include the following items, as applicable:

1. A description of each hospital item or service provided by

the hospital;

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2. The following charges for each individual hospital item or

service when provided in either an inpatient setting or an

outpatient department setting, as applicable:

a. the gross charge,

b. the de-identified minimum negotiated charge,

c. the de-identified maximum negotiated charge,

d. the discounted cash price, and

e. the payor-specific negotiated charge, listed by the

name of the third-party payor and plan associated with

the charge and displayed in a manner that clearly

associates the charge with each third-party payor and

plan; and

3. Any code used by the hospital for purposes of accounting or

billing for the hospital item or service, including the Current

Procedural Terminology (CPT) code, the Healthcare Common Procedure

Coding System (HCPCS) code, the Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) code,

the National Drug Code (NDC), or other common identifier.

D. The information contained in the list required under

subsection A of this section shall be published in a single digital

file that is in a machine-readable format.

E. The list required under subsection A of this section shall

be displayed in a prominent location on the hospital’s publicly

accessible Internet website. If the hospital operates multiple

locations and maintains a single Internet website, the list required

under subsection A of this section shall be posted for each location

the hospital operates in a manner that clearly associates the list

with the applicable location of the hospital.

F. The list required under subsection A of this section shall:

1. Be available:

a. free of charge,

b. without having to establish a user account or

password, and

c. without having to submit personal identifying

information;

2. Be digitally searchable; and

3. Use the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services naming

convention specified under 45 C.F.R., Section 180.50.

G. The hospital shall update the list required under subsection

A of this section at least once each year. The hospital shall

clearly indicate the date on which the list was most recently

updated, either on the list or in a manner that is clearly

associated with the list.

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