July 30, 2024 Bulletins SENATE BILL 273, IMPLEMENTATION – SUBMISSION OF HEALTH INSURANCE POLICIES FOR COMPLIANCE REVIEW BULLETIN 2024-013 Senate Bill 273, Parity for Coverage of Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder (MH/SUD) Services (SB273) was enacted in the 2023 New Mexico legislative session and became effective on January 1, 2024. SB273 amended certain sections of, and added other sections to, the New Mexico Insurance Code included in Chapter 59A, Articles 22B (Prior Authorization), 23 (Group and Blanket Health Insurance Contracts), 23E (Health Insurance Portability Act), 46 (Health Maintenance Organization Law), and 47 (Nonprofit Health Care Plan Law). The Office of Superintendent of Insurance (OSI), through its Life and Health Division, will enforce the provisions of SB273.Through its compliance review required by SB273, OSI will review claims processing, provider reimbursement procedures, network adequacy, provider reimbursement rate adequacy, utilization management, level of care determinations and medication coverage to ensure access to MH/SUD services and providers, including parity with medical and surgical services. Additionally, the OSI shall ensure that a health care plan complies with federal and state laws, rules and regulations applicable to coverage for MH/SUD services.SENATE BILL 273, IMPLEMENTATION – SUBMISSION OF HEALTH INSURANCE POLICIES FOR COMPLIANCE REVIEW
May 7, 2026 News Releases PREVENT SPARKING DISASTER: PRACTICE PROPER VEHICLE MAINTENANCE DURING WILDFIRE AWARENESS MONTH Contact: Elouisa Tyler, Consumer Assistance Bureau ChiefEmail: Elouisa.Tyler@osi.nm.gov SANTA FE, N.M. – As part of its Wildfire Awareness Month news release series throughout May, the Office of the Superintendent of Insurance (OSI) is reminding New Mexico residents to stay vigilant of activities that can unintentionally spark wildfire if proper precautions are not taken As dry […] Read More
April 9, 2026 Bulletins CLARIFICATION OF THE AMENDED ORDER FOR REVIEW OF PREMIUM RATES OF COMMERCIAL MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE CARRIERS IN CASE NO. 2026-088 BULLETIN 2026-009: On March 19, 2026, the Superintendent issued the referenced Amended Order because of the significant changes made to the Medical Malpractice Act. The Superintendent anticipates that the significant changes made to the Medical Malpractice Act should result in less costly premiums for medical professional liability insurance coverage. To satisfy the requirements of the Amended Order […] Read More