Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1306.2
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Information regarding utilization review - Submission
Official statutory text
to Commissioner.
A. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority shall submit to the
Insurance Commissioner the following information regarding
utilization review performed by employees of the Authority:
1. A utilization review plan that includes:
a. an adequate summary description of review standards,
protocol and procedures to be used in evaluating
proposed or delivered hospital and medical care,
b. assurances that the standards and criteria to be
applied in review determinations are established with
input from health care providers representing major
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areas of specialty and certified by the boards of the
various American medical specialties, and
c. the provisions by which patients or health care
providers may seek reconsideration or appeal of
adverse decisions concerning requests for medical
evaluation, treatment or procedures;
2. The type and qualifications of the personnel either employed
or under contract to perform the utilization review;
3. The procedures and policies to ensure that an employee of
the Authority is reasonably accessible to patients and health care
providers five (5) days a week during normal business hours, such
procedures and policies to include as a requirement a toll-free
telephone number to be available during such business hours;
4. The policies and procedures to ensure that all applicable
state and federal laws to protect the confidentiality of individual
medical records are followed;
5. The policies and procedures to verify the identity and
authority of personnel performing utilization review by telephone;
6. A copy of the materials designed to inform applicable
patients and health care providers of the requirements of the
utilization review plan;
7. The procedures for receiving and handling complaints by
patients, hospitals and health care providers concerning utilization
review; and
8. Procedures to ensure that after a request for medical
evaluation, treatment, or procedures has been rejected in whole or
in part and in the event a copy of the report on such rejection is
requested, a copy of the report of the personnel performing
utilization review concerning the rejection shall be mailed by the
insurer, postage prepaid, to the ill or injured person, the treating
health care provider, hospital or to the person financially
responsible for the patient’s bill within fifteen (15) days after
receipt of the request for the report.
B. The Authority shall pay an annual fee to the Insurance
Commissioner of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00).
A. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority shall submit to the
Insurance Commissioner the following information regarding
utilization review performed by employees of the Authority:
1. A utilization review plan that includes:
a. an adequate summary description of review standards,
protocol and procedures to be used in evaluating
proposed or delivered hospital and medical care,
b. assurances that the standards and criteria to be
applied in review determinations are established with
input from health care providers representing major
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 792
areas of specialty and certified by the boards of the
various American medical specialties, and
c. the provisions by which patients or health care
providers may seek reconsideration or appeal of
adverse decisions concerning requests for medical
evaluation, treatment or procedures;
2. The type and qualifications of the personnel either employed
or under contract to perform the utilization review;
3. The procedures and policies to ensure that an employee of
the Authority is reasonably accessible to patients and health care
providers five (5) days a week during normal business hours, such
procedures and policies to include as a requirement a toll-free
telephone number to be available during such business hours;
4. The policies and procedures to ensure that all applicable
state and federal laws to protect the confidentiality of individual
medical records are followed;
5. The policies and procedures to verify the identity and
authority of personnel performing utilization review by telephone;
6. A copy of the materials designed to inform applicable
patients and health care providers of the requirements of the
utilization review plan;
7. The procedures for receiving and handling complaints by
patients, hospitals and health care providers concerning utilization
review; and
8. Procedures to ensure that after a request for medical
evaluation, treatment, or procedures has been rejected in whole or
in part and in the event a copy of the report on such rejection is
requested, a copy of the report of the personnel performing
utilization review concerning the rejection shall be mailed by the
insurer, postage prepaid, to the ill or injured person, the treating
health care provider, hospital or to the person financially
responsible for the patient’s bill within fifteen (15) days after
receipt of the request for the report.
B. The Authority shall pay an annual fee to the Insurance
Commissioner of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00).
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