AN ACT LIMITING RECOVERY OF CLAIMS FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CONDITIONS.

SB 823 prevents health insurers from demanding repayment from behavioral health providers (like therapists or clinics) for overpaid claims related to mental health or substance use disorders. The bill requires insurers to notify providers in writing within two years of receiving payment if they intend to seek repayment. This applies only to behavioral health claims, not general medical services. The law aims to stop insurers from retroactively demanding money without timely notice to providers.