20694482, 69L-31.002 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 20694482

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES

Division:

Division of Workers' Compensation

Chapter:

UTILIZATION AND REIMBURSEMENT DISPUTE RULES

Overview

RULE:

69L-31.002	Definitions
69L-31.003	Petition for Resolution of Reimbursement Dispute Form and Requirements
69L-31.004	Carrier Response to Petition for Resolution of Reimbursement Dispute Form and Requirements
69L-31.005	Written Determinations
69L-31.006	Consolidation of Petitions (Repealed)
69L-31.007	Service of Petition on Carrier and All Affected Parties
69L-31.008	Computation of Time
69L-31.009	Carrier Response Requirements (Repealed)
69L-31.010	Effect of Non-Response by Carrier (Repealed)
69L-31.011	Complete Record (Repealed)
69L-31.012	Joint Stipulation of the Parties (Repealed)
69L-31.013	Petition Withdrawal
69L-31.014	Overutilization Issues Raised in Reimbursement Dispute Resolution (Repealed)

PURPOSE:

The proposed rulemaking amends rules governing the process for the resolution of reimbursement disputes between workers’ compensation carriers and health care providers, creates a rule, and repeals four rules. The major changes proposed include: adding a rule for defined terms; simplifying requirements for submission of reimbursement disputes; repealing rules related to joint stipulations and non-response by a carrier; and adopting revised forms.

SUMMARY:

The proposed rulemaking adds definitions, simplifies requirements for submission of reimbursement disputes, repeals rules related to joint stipulations and non-response by a carrier, and adopts revised forms.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

440.13(7)(e), 440.591 FS.

LAW:

440.13(7), 440.13(11)(a) and (c), 440.13(14), 440.13(15) FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

7/25/2018 Vol. 44/144

COMMENTS:

From 7/25/2018 To 8/15/2018 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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