The Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee on April 22 will debate the merits of a measure that would require California workers' compensation carriers and employers make available information about what is paid to everyone involved in the utilization-review process.
The timing of the hearing overlaps with another during which lawmakers will vote on bills to create a formulary and establish a pilot project to measure the effectiveness of the 24-hour care model.
Senate Bill 563, by Sen. Richard Pan, D-Sacramento, would require any entity required to perform utilization review &qu...
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