Bill Text: FL H0203 | 2012 | Regular Session | Introduced
Bill Title: State Group Insurance Program
Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Republican 1-0)
Status: (Failed) 2012-03-09 - Died in Health and Human Services Access Subcommittee [H0203 Detail]
Download: Florida-2012-H0203-Introduced.html
HB 203 |
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2 | An act relating to the state group insurance program; |
3 | amending s. 110.123, F.S.; establishing a state |
4 | employee health and wellness clinic pilot program; |
5 | providing conditions for the Division of State Group |
6 | Insurance to select a vendor to manage the pilot |
7 | program; specifying services to be provided by the |
8 | pilot program; providing for location and hours of |
9 | operation of pilot program clinics; providing for |
10 | duration of the pilot program; requiring a report to |
11 | the Governor and Legislature; providing an effective |
12 | date. |
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14 | Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: |
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16 | Section 1. Subsection (14) is added to section 110.123, |
17 | Florida Statutes, to read: |
18 | 110.123 State group insurance program.- |
19 | (14) STATE EMPLOYEE HEALTH AND WELLNESS CLINIC PILOT |
20 | PROGRAM.- |
21 | (a) The Division of State Group Insurance shall establish |
22 | a state employee health and wellness clinic pilot program. |
23 | (b) The division shall select a vendor procured by |
24 | competitive solicitation pursuant to chapter 287 that shall |
25 | establish and manage two health and wellness clinics to provide |
26 | members of the state group health insurance program with access |
27 | to the following services: |
28 | 1. Primary care services, including walk-in, consultative, |
29 | and urgent care services. |
30 | 2. Wellness services, including online tools and services, |
31 | health risk assessments and recommendations, health and wellness |
32 | information mailings, health fairs, wellness screenings, and on- |
33 | site education. |
34 | 3. Occupational health services, including return-to-work |
35 | planning, new hire and emergent drug screening, and injury care. |
36 | 4. Administration of vaccines and immunizations, including |
37 | influenza virus immunizations. |
38 | 5. Access to and management of electronic medical records. |
39 | (c) The vendor is not required to file insurance claims, |
40 | including medical, health, and workers' compensation claims, for |
41 | any service provided by the clinics. |
42 | (d) At least one pilot program clinic shall provide |
43 | laboratory services and may offer optional digital radiology |
44 | services and prenatal support services for pregnant employees. |
45 | (e) The vendor is responsible for any startup costs |
46 | associated with the pilot program and shall employ the staff and |
47 | manage the clinic, subvendors, and integrated service providers. |
48 | (f) The pilot program shall begin no later than January 1, |
49 | 2013. One clinic shall be established at the Southwood Complex |
50 | and shall operate for no more than 20 hours per week. The other |
51 | clinic shall be established at the Capitol Complex and shall |
52 | operate for no less than 20 hours per week. The hours of |
53 | operation for the two clinics shall be mutually exclusive. The |
54 | location of the clinics shall be on property owned by the state |
55 | and shall be provided at no cost to the vendor. |
56 | (g) The term of the contract with the pilot program vendor |
57 | shall be for no more than 3 years. By February 1, 2014, and by |
58 | February 1 of each of the remaining 2 years that the pilot |
59 | program is in effect, the department shall submit a report to |
60 | the Governor, the President of the Senate, and the Speaker of |
61 | the House of Representatives that evaluates the extent to which |
62 | the vendor has: |
63 | 1. Implemented comprehensive health and wellness services |
64 | for state employees. |
65 | 2. Leveraged group purchasing power to provide |
66 | comprehensive health and wellness services. |
67 | 3. Distributed health and wellness information and health |
68 | education materials. |
69 | 4. Maintained consistent standards for quality of care. |
70 | 5. Achieved cost savings as a result of state employees' |
71 | use of clinic services. |
72 | Section 2. This act shall take effect upon becoming a law. |
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