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Code · Montana · Title 33 — Insurance and Insurance Companies · Chapter 32 · Part 1

33-32-107. Length of prior authorization.

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33-32-107 . Length of prior authorization.
(1)A certification by a utilization review organization approving health care services is valid for at least 6 months from the date the health care provider receives the certification unless the covered person loses coverage under the applicable health plan or health insurance coverage or unless a shorter duration is warranted by the United States food and drug administration guidance or other patient safety concerns.
(2)A certification by a utilization review organization approving a health care service for treatment of a chronic condition is valid for 12 months, unless a shorter duration is warranted by the United States food and drug administration's guidance or other patient safety concerns.
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