The bill amends various chapters of the General Laws to ensure that insurance coverage for medical, behavioral, or health care services delivered by providers participating in approved mobile integrated health care programs is not declined solely based on the delivery method. Specifically, it establishes that such services must be covered to the same extent as if they were provided in traditional health care facilities, and payment rates for these services cannot be reduced due to the delivery method. Additionally, while contracts may include provisions for deductibles, copayments, or coinsurance, these amounts cannot exceed those applicable to similar services provided in a health care facility.

Furthermore, the bill introduces a provision that mobile integrated health care programs focused on behavioral health services will not be subject to application and registration fees. This legislative change aims to enhance access to health care services by ensuring that mobile integrated health care programs are treated equitably within the insurance framework, thereby promoting the use of innovative health care delivery models.