Arizona Laws 20-3459. Civil immunity; enforcement; civil penalty
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A. A health insurer that complies in good faith with the requirements of this chapter is immune from civil liability for the purposes of reviewing and approving a credentialing application.
Terms Used In Arizona Laws 20-3459
- Application: means an applicant's initial application to be credentialed as a participating provider. See Arizona Laws 20-3451
- Credentialing: means to collect, verify and assess whether a provider meets relevant licensing, education and training requirements to become or remain a participating provider. See Arizona Laws 20-3451
- Health insurer: means a disability insurer, group disability insurer, blanket disability insurer, health care services organization, hospital service corporation, medical service corporation or a hospital, medical, dental and optometric service corporation and includes the health insurer's designee. See Arizona Laws 20-3451
B. The director shall enforce this chapter. A health insurer that fails to comply with this chapter or with any rules adopted pursuant to this chapter is subject to the civil penalties prescribed in section 20-456.
C. On receipt of multiple complaints of violations of this chapter by a health insurer from applicants or participating providers, the director shall conduct an examination of the health insurer pursuant to section 20-156, 20-831 or 20-1058, as applicable to the specific insurer.