HF 2635 — A Bill For An Act Relating To Health Carriers Standards Of Conduct; Utilization Review Organizations, Artificial Intelligence, Audits, And Prior Authorizations; Certificate Of Need Processes; And Including Applicability Provisions
HF 2635 introduces provisions related to the use of artificial intelligence in health insurance utilization review processes. The bill aims to establish standards of conduct for health carriers and utilization review organizations, including requirements for audits and prior authorizations. It addresses concerns about algorithmic decision-making in healthcare, potentially mitigating risks of discrimination or bias in automated health insurance decisions.
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