Arizona 2024 Regular Session

Arizona Senate Bill SB1450

Introduced
6/14/24  

Caption

AHCCCS; behavioral health rate study

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

AZ SB1116

AHCCCS; claims review; behavioral health

AZ SB1122

AHCCCS; prior authorization; behavioral health

AZ SB1451

appropriation; behavioral health provider rates

AZ SB1442

Appropriation; secure behavioral health facilities

AZ SB1629

behavioral health; contracts; network adequacy

AZ SB1532

Appropriation; behavioral health fee schedule

AZ SB1711

AHCCCS; obesity treatment; study committee

AZ AB2511

Behavioral Health Provider Comparable Worth Study.

AZ HB2001

Behavioral health; graduates; license exemption

AZ SB1219

Behavioral health facilities; accreditation

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