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January 2011 Letter Updates

Arizona Appeal Response Deadline
Arizona Workers Comp Payment Inquiry
California Prompt Pay
California Workers Comp Payment Inquiry
Connecticut Prompt Pay
Connecticut Fee Disclosure Law
Connecticut Physician Discount Disclosure
Connecticut Independent Review Law
Connecticut Response Deadline
Colorado Prompt Payment Electronic
Colorado Disclosure Law
Colorado FDA Statute (New Letter)
Delaware Assistant At Surgery (New Letter)
Delaware Complaint Law
Delaware Prompt Pay
Delaware Independent Review Law
Delaware Interest Payment (New Letter)
Delaware Medical Necessity Definition
Delaware Request for Clinical Review Criteria
Georgia Telemedicine Law (New Letter)
Hawaii External Review Law (New Letter)
Hawaii Medical Necessity Definition
Idaho Prompt Pay
Idaho Medical Necessity Definition
Idaho Workers Comp Prompt Pay
Idaho Workers Comp Payment Inquiry
Illinois Complaint Law
Illinois Disclosure Law
Illinois FDA Statute
Illinois Infertility Statute
Illinois Substance Abuse Law
Illinois Workers Com Prompt Payment
Indiana Overpayment Law
Iowa Cancer Clinical Trials (New Letter)
Kentucky Nurse First Assistant (New Letter)
Kentucky Dental Anesthesia (New Letter)
Kentucky Appeal Review (New Letter)
Louisiana Disclosure Law (New Letter)
Louisiana Coordination of Benefits
Louisiana Emergency Law
Louisiana Grievance Review
Louisiana Prompt Payment
Louisiana Request for Clinical Review Criteria (New Letter)
Louisiana Recoupment Law
Maine Authorization Law
Maine Prompt Payment Letter
Maine Recoupment Law
Maine Appeal Review Deadline
Maryland Disclosure Law
Massachusetts Grievance Review
Minnesota Disclosure Law
Minnesota Discount Disclosure Law (New Letter)
Minnesota Interest Payment
Minnesota Provide Contract
Minnesota Prompt Pay
Minnesota Recoupment law (New Letter)
Minnesota Substance Abuse Law
Missouri Prompt Pay Law
Missouri Interest Law
Mississippi Disclosure Law (New Letter)
Mississippi Grievance Procedures (New Letter)
Mississippi Utilization Review
Mississippi Workers Comp Prompt Payment (New Letter)
Mississippi Workers Comp Payment Inquiry (New Letter)
Nebraska Prompt Payment
Nebraska Interest Payment (New Letter)
Nebraska Workers Comp Prompt Pay
New Hampshire Request for Clinical Criteria (New Letter)
New Hampshire Grievance Procedure
New Hampshire Interest Payment
New Hampshire Mental Parity Act
New Hampshire Workers Comp Prompt Payment
New Hampshire Utilization Review Procedures
New Jersey Disclosure Law
New Jersey Appeal Response Deadline
New Mexico Emergency Coverage
New Mexico External Review Law
New Mexico Prompt Payment
New York Prompt Payment
New York Overpayment Law (New Letter)
Nevada Complaint Review Deadline
Nevada Prompt Pay
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North Carolina Grievance Review
North Dakota Advanced Practice Nurse (New Letter)
Ohio Complaint Review (New Letter)
Oklahoma Prompt Pay
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Oregon Cancer Clinical Trials (New Letter)
Oregon Disclosure Law (New Letter)
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Pennsylvania Timely Payment
Pennsylvania Request for Clinical Criteria (New Letter)
Rhode Island Disclosure Law (New Letter)
Rhode Island Request for Clinical Criteria (New Letter)
South Dakota Grievance Review
South Dakota Request for Clinical Criteria (New Letter)
Tennessee Disclosure Law
Tennessee Contract Leasing Disclosure Law (New Letter)
Tennessee Request for Clinical Criteria (New Letter)
Tennessee Workers Comp Payment Inquiry (New Letter)
Tennessee Independent Review Law
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Utah Medical Necessity Definition (New Letter)
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