The bill mandates the Health Care Authority to establish an open electronic visit verification system that complies with federal law, specifically the 21st Century Cures Act. A new section of the Health Care Code is introduced, defining key terms such as "aggregator system," "electronic visit verification system," "medicaid recipient," and "provider." The bill outlines that the authority must adopt a system that allows providers to select any compliant electronic visit verification system while utilizing a centralized aggregator system to collect and report data from all providers. This system must be interoperable with existing systems and capable of storing all required data.

Additionally, the bill requires the authority to ensure that the aggregator system adheres to state and federal laws, provide guidance to providers on acceptable systems, and establish necessary rules for administration. These rules will cover standards for the aggregator system, monitoring and reporting procedures, data privacy protections, and provider requirements. The bill declares an emergency, necessitating immediate implementation for the public's peace, health, and safety.