Lets healthcare providers pay for online scheduling without legal risk.
This bill would make it easier for doctors and other healthcare providers to use online platforms for scheduling appointments. It clarifies that payments to these online services would not be seen as illegal kickbacks, as long as certain rules are followed. This could mean more choices and easier booking for patients.
Today, payments from healthcare providers to online scheduling platforms could be seen as illegal under a law meant to prevent unfair referrals. This bill would create an exception, allowing these payments if the online platforms follow strict rules, like not steering patients or giving medical advice. This would make it easier for patients to find and book appointments online.
HR 6100 · 119th Congress · November 18, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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