The bill amends the Temporary Hospital Facility Act to enhance the enforcement provisions against healthcare insurers and ensure timely reimbursement for temporary hospital facilities. It requires healthcare insurers to cooperate in good faith by offering a healthcare contract to temporary hospital facilities within 30 days of a demand. The bill also mandates that these contracts reflect standard and reasonable terms, including reimbursement rates equivalent to those of regularly-licensed hospitals. Additionally, the bill retroactively applies these provisions to contracts dating back to when a facility became a temporary hospital.

Furthermore, the bill clarifies that the Insurance Commissioner has the authority to enforce these provisions and that all remedies available under the Trade Practices Act are applicable. It includes a severability clause to ensure that if any part of the act is deemed invalid, the remaining provisions will still be effective. An emergency clause is also included, stating that the immediate implementation of this act is necessary to address inadequate reimbursement practices for temporary hospital facilities, thereby ensuring the preservation of public health and safety.