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Committee forwards bill creating Tennessee Commission for Insurance Review
Summary
Senate Bill 2,155 would create a Tennessee Commission for Insurance Review to consider complaints and hold informal hearings about insurance matters; the subcommittee gave it a positive recommendation and scheduled a sunset date in 2028.
Senate Bill 2,155 (sponsor Senator Watson) would establish the Tennessee Commission for Insurance Review to hear complaints and conduct informal hearings related to insurance enforcement and policy disputes. Senator Watson told the committee, "This creates the Tennessee Commission for Insurance Review for the purpose of reviewing complaints related to and enforcing the requirements of insurance and insurance policies," and said the commission would be required to cooperate with the Department of Commerce and Insurance and is scheduled to sunset on 06/30/2028.
Committee members asked whether the measure left room for negotiation between providers and payers and sought clarity on appeals and dispute resolution; the sponsor said the measure is meant as an appellate panel for providers who feel claims were mis-coded or down-coded by insurers. The subcommittee voted to recommend the bill be sent to Commerce and Labor with a positive recommendation; the clerk recorded 6 ayes and two present not voting.
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