HB 371
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HB 371
An Act relating to medical review organizations; relating to the definitions of 'health care provider' and 'review organization'; and relating to the duties of the chief medical officer in the Department of Health
Alaska · Became law
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| Laborers Local 341 | Gave to its sponsors | Laborers Local 341 gave $1,000 to a sponsor of HB 371. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $1,000 |
| Coulombe Julie | Gave to its sponsors | Coulombe Julie gave $250 to a sponsor of HB 371. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $250 |
| Mckay Thomas | Gave to its sponsors | Mckay Thomas gave $50 to a sponsor of HB 371. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $50 |
| Northrim Bank | Gave to its sponsors | Northrim Bank gave $1 to a sponsor of HB 371. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $1 |
| Justin Ruffridge | Sponsors | Justin Ruffridge sponsored HB 371. | None |
| An Act relating to medical review organizations; relating to the definitions of 'health care provider' and 'review organization'; and relating to the duties of the chief medical officer in the Department of Health. | Source records | HB 371 has an explicit source reference to An Act relating to medical review organizations; relating to the definitions of 'health care provider' and 'review organization'; and relating to the duties of the chief medical officer in the Department of Health.. | None |
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