Chapter 671

§671-1 Who counts as a health care provider and what is a medical mistake

§671-3 What doctors must tell you before treatment

§671-4 Asking for a list of damages in a medical lawsuit

§671-5 Reporting medical malpractice claims to the state

§671-6 Who runs this law and makes its rules

§671-7 Malpractice insurance must cover telehealth visits

§671-11 Medical panels that review patient injury claims

§671-11.5 How to ask to skip the filing fee

§671-12 Medical complaint review before filing a lawsuit

§671-12.5 Medical consultation certificate required with your complaint

§671-13 How the medical review panel runs its meetings

§671-14 Who must attend medical panel meetings

§671-15 Notice when medical claim panel ends

§671-15.5 Clearing records and stopping insurance rate hikes

§671-16 When lawsuits can start and what evidence is banned

§671-16.5 Choosing court instead of arbitration after a medical claim

§671-16.6 Moving a medical complaint to alternative dispute resolution

§671-17 Panel members are protected from defamation lawsuits

§671-18 Pausing the deadline while a medical complaint is pending

§671-19 Everyone must cooperate with the medical panel or pay costs

§671-20 Annual report on medical injury complaints