The proposed bill aims to enhance the privacy of individuals covered by various health insurance plans in New Mexico by prohibiting the disclosure of sensitive health care services in billing information, explanations of benefits, or summaries of payments. It introduces new legal language across multiple sections of the Health Care Purchasing Act, Chapter 59A, and other relevant laws, establishing that any billing information provided to individuals enrolled in group or individual health coverage must not reveal sensitive health care services.

The bill defines "sensitive health care services" to include reproductive or sexual health care services, gender-affirming health care services, behavioral health care services, and services related to treating victims of domestic violence. This legislative measure seeks to protect the confidentiality of individuals' health care experiences, particularly those involving sensitive issues, thereby promoting greater trust in the health care system and safeguarding personal health information.