excessive health insurance claims; notification

HB 2874 requires health insurers in Arizona to notify state agencies when a healthcare provider's claim volume for services on a single workday exceeds what's reasonably expected based on patient capacity. This affects licensed healthcare providers (like doctors or clinics) and health insurers, including organizations like hospital service corporations. The key provision mandates insurers to report such patterns to the licensing board and the state department, without specifying penalties or investigations. The bill focuses on transparency through mandatory notification, not on changing insurance policies or provider practices.