Maryland Insurance Administration Clean Claims Regulations Public Meetings

The Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) will be holding two virtual, open meetings to gather feedback from industry stakeholders and others about the regulations governing the submission and processing of clean claims. The MIA is reviewing the procedures and documentation necessary to file a clean claim to ensure these requirements accurately meet the needs of interested parties involved in the billing process. 

The first meeting will take place on July 1st, and will begin with a presentation by the MIA on the current regulations. The Commissioner is seeking input from industry, consumers, and other interested parties regarding how the current set of regulations is functioning with regards to the submission and processing of clean claims and what changes might be necessary to ensure the complete submission and timely processing of clean claims in the future. Specifically, should the MIA revise the regulations specifying the permissible attachments to a claim or the situations where additional information may be requested? The Commissioner is also seeking input regarding the data that should be collected by the MIA, and how the MIA should report on that data to ensure transparency and fairness. Any proposed changes to regulations will be made public for comment. This initial meeting is to review the current regulations and gather ideas for possible revisions, which will be discussed at a second public meeting to be held on Tuesday, August 18th.

MIA Clean Claims Regulations Public Meetings

Evaluation of the Current Clean Claims Regulations
Wednesday, July 1, 2026, 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.