SB 319

As enrolled: - Requires an insurer to disclose if it uses artificial intelligence in its preauthorization review process and to publish certain preauthorization statistics on its website. - Establishes maximum timelines for an insurer to make a preauthorization decision of 72 hours for urgent care and five business days for non-urgent requests. - Sets minimum preauthorization validity periods of 12 months for treating a chronic or long-term care condition and six months for an outpatient service. - Requires an individual making an adverse preauthorization determination to exercise independent medical judgment and not rely solely on recommendations from another source. - Expands annual reporting requirements for insurers to the Insurance Department to include data on prescription drugs, decision timelines, and appeal outcomes.