An Act relative to transparency in municipal health insurance
HD 424 requires greater transparency for Massachusetts municipalities and public employers purchasing health insurance. It defines "Broker" (who places plans with insurers) and "Consultant" (who advises on plan options), mandating that brokers disclose their commission rates to insurers and that both consultants and brokers must clearly state their fees in contracts. The bill prohibits consultants from also acting as brokers for the same public entity. These provisions directly affect local governments and public employers managing health insurance benefits, aiming to clarify costs and prevent conflicts of interest in insurance contracting.
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