FL H0577The bill aimed to ensure that when health insurance contracts are canceled or terminated, affected policyholders and subscribers receive proper notice. It required health insurers and healthcare practitioners to allow these individuals to continue their coverage and care for a certain period, even after the contract ends. Additionally, it proposed penalties for insurers and practitioners who do not comply with these requirements.
FL H0577 is a house bill in the Florida 2026 Sixth Special Session, sponsored by Marie Woodson (D), currently “Failed” since March 13, 2026.
We track 326 Florida bills this session, 5 of them sponsored by Marie Woodson.
Supporters of the bill would argue that it protects patients by ensuring they have adequate notice before losing their healthcare coverage. They would emphasize that continuity of care is essential for individuals to maintain their health and avoid disruptions in treatment.
Critics might contend that the bill places unnecessary burdens on health insurers and healthcare providers, potentially leading to increased costs. They could argue that it complicates the contract termination process and may discourage insurers from offering certain plans.
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What does FL H0577 do?
The bill aimed to ensure that when health insurance contracts are canceled or terminated, affected policyholders and subscribers receive proper notice. It required health insurers and healthcare practitioners to allow these individuals to continue their coverage and care for a certain period, even after the contract ends. Additionally, it proposed penalties for insurers and practitioners who do…
What is the status of FL H0577?
FL H0577 is currently “Failed” in the Florida legislature.
Who sponsored FL H0577?
Marie Woodson (D) sponsored FL H0577.
