A bill for an act relating to certain cost controls for health care services.

This bill, titled "The Patient's Right to Save Act," requires health care providers to disclose discounted cash prices for specific services. It mandates that providers post these prices online, update them within 10 days of changes, and inform patients (both insured and uninsured) about the option to pay the discounted rate before services. If the discounted price is below the average amount insurers pay network providers, providers must also notify patients they may qualify for a deductible credit. The law directly affects health care providers and patients seeking cost transparency, aiming to simplify price comparison without altering insurance coverage rules.