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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 609 — Defined network plans

609.925 Election to be subject to restrictions.

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609.925 Election to be subject to restrictions.
(1)Notice of election. Except as provided in s. 609.93 , a provider described in s. 609.91
(c)is subject to s. 609.91
(c)for purposes of recovering health care costs arising from health care provided by the provider, if the provider files with the office a written notice stating that the provider elects to be subject to s. 609.91
(c)with respect to a specified health maintenance organization insurer. The notice shall comply with the rules, if any, promulgated under s. 609.935 . The notice is effective on the date that it is received by the office or the date specified in the notice, whichever is later.
(2)Termination of election. A provider may terminate a notice of election under sub.
(1)by stating the termination date in the notice of election or in a separate written termination notice filed with the office. The termination notice shall comply with the rules, if any, promulgated under s. 609.935 . The termination date may not be earlier than 90 days after the office receives notice of termination, whether included in the notice of election or in a separate termination notice.
(3)Effective period of election. Section 609.91 applies to health care costs incurred on and after the effective date of the notice under sub.
(1)or January 1, 1990, whichever is later, and until the termination date of the notice.
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