Creates provisions relating to conduct affecting health care provider networks

HB 3088 bans specific clauses in health care provider network contracts that limit patient choice and transparency. It prohibits providers from including "anti-steering" (restricting patient referrals to specific providers), "anti-tiering" (blocking tiered pricing systems), "gag" (hiding price/quality data), or "most-favored-nation" (forcing equal rates across insurers) clauses. Any existing contract with these clauses becomes void, while insurers must act in patients' best interests when designing networks. This directly affects health care providers, insurers, and the patients covered by health benefit plans.