Utah Code § 31A-22-618

Nondiscrimination among health care professionals
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(1) Except as provided under Section 31A-45-303 and Subsection (2), and except as to insurers
licensed under Chapter 8, Health Maintenance Organizations and Limited Health Plans,
no insurer may unfairly discriminate against any licensed class of health care providers by
structuring contract exclusions which exclude payment of benefits for the treatment of any
illness, injury, or condition by any licensed class of health care providers when the treatment
is within the scope of the licensee's practice and the illness, injury, or condition falls within
the coverage of the contract. Upon the written request of an insured alleging an insurer has
violated this section, the commissioner shall hold a hearing to determine if the violation exists.
The commissioner may consolidate two or more related alleged violations into a single hearing.
(2) Coverage for licensed providers for behavioral analysis may be limited by an insurer in
accordance with Section 58-61-714. Nothing in this section prohibits an insurer from electing
to provide coverage for other licensed professionals whose scope of practice includes behavior
analysis.

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