Indiana Code § 16-19-3-35

Collection of ownership information about a hospital, an insurer, a third party administrator, a pharmacy benefit manager, and a health care entity; report
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Sec. 35. (a) The state department shall do the following: (1) Cooperate with the secretary of state and the department of insurance to develop and implement a plan to collect the information described in IC 16-21-6-3 (a)(14) through IC 16-21-6-3 (a)(18), IC 23-0.5-2-13 (a)(6), and IC 27-1-4.5-5 . (2) Annually publish on the state department's website a report concerning the information collected under subdivision (1). (3) Upon request, provide the information collected under subdivision (1) to any the following: (A) The legislative council created by IC 2-5-1.1-1 . (B) The office of the attorney general. (C) The health care cost oversight task force established by IC 2-5-47 . (4) In carrying out the state department's duties under this section, operate within existing appropriations for the state department.       (b) In publishing the report required under subsection (a)(2), the state department: (1) may omit information the state department determines is not widely available to the general public; and (2) may not include the name of a person or entity that has an ownership stake in a hospital, health care entity, insurer, third party administrator, or pharmacy benefit manager.   IC 16-19-3.1 Chapter 3.1. Controlled Substances Site Decontamination and Qualified Inspector Certification               16-19-3.1-1 Program for certification of qualified inspectors; rules; list             16-19-3.1-2 Coordination with local health departments on contaminated sites             16-19-3.1-3 Issuance of certificate of decontamination after remediation; submission of documentation             16-19-3.1-4 Rules

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