To direct the Secretary of Labor to require group health plans include certain information on claim denials in annual reports, and for other purposes.
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- House Committee on Education and WorkforceReferred To · 2026-07-16
Plain-English Summary
Health insurance companies would be required to include detailed information about denied claims in their yearly reports to workers, making it easier for employees to see how often their coverage is being rejected and for what reasons. This transparency requirement would help workers understand patterns in claim denials and potentially identify unfair practices by their health plans. The change affects employers who offer group health insurance and the workers covered under those plans.
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