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Code · Maryland · Health - General

§ 19-2111

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§19–2111. IN EFFECT
// EFFECTIVE UNTIL JUNE 30, 2035 PER CHAPTER 386 OF 2024 //
(a)The Commission, in collaboration with community health resources and local health departments, shall develop a specialty care network for individuals:
(1)With family income that does not exceed 200% of the federal poverty level; and
(2)Who are referred through a community health resource.
(b)The specialty care network shall:
(1)Consist of health care practitioners who agree to provide care to individuals referred through a community health resource for a discounted fee established by the Commission; and
(2)Include health care practitioners who historically have served the uninsured.
(c)Individuals receiving health care through the specialty care network shall pay for specialty care according to a sliding fee scale developed by the Commission.
(d)In addition to patient fees, office–based specialty care visits, diagnostic testing, and laboratory tests shall be subsidized by funds provided from:
(1)General funds; and
(2)Money collected from a nonprofit health maintenance organization in accordance with § 6–121(b)(3) of the Insurance Article.
(e)Subject to available funding, the Commission shall provide subsidies to community health resources for office–based specialty care visits, diagnostic testing, and laboratory tests.
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