641.61
Subscriber satisfaction assessment.
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641.61 Subscriber satisfaction assessment.—Each organization must establish systems for:
(1) Assessing subscriber satisfaction with providers, particularly primary care physicians;
(2) Sharing subscriber-satisfaction indicators and scores with providers;
(3) Publicly acknowledging providers with high positive subscriber-satisfaction scores;
(4) Addressing behaviors of providers with low subscriber-satisfaction scores; and
(5) Assessing subscriber access and physician availability.
History.—s. 41, ch. 96-199.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 1
case, 1994–1994 · leading case: Abbott v. City of Cape Canaveral
Abbott v. City of Cape Canaveral (1994)
“104 preempts section 641.61 of Cape Canaveral’s zoning ordinance and whether the local ordinance violates Abbott’s constitutional rights under the First Amendment and to due process and equal protection.”
— 641.61(A) — 1 case
Abbott v. City of Cape Canaveral (1994)
“104 preempts section 641.61 of Cape Canaveral’s zoning ordinance and whether the local ordinance violates Abbott’s constitutional rights under the First Amendment and to due process and equal protection.”
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