Arizona HB2333 mandates insurance coverage for prosthetic and orthotic devices, ensuring access to necessary care and devices from multiple providers.
Arizona HB2333 amends state statutes to require health care services organizations to ensure subscribers have access to medically necessary prosthetic and orthotic devices from at least two distinct providers within the state. If necessary devices are unavailable from in-network providers, insurers must refer subscribers to out-of-network providers and reimburse them at mutually agreed rates. The bill also mandates coverage for device replacement under specific conditions and prohibits insurers from denying benefits or altering coverage based on disability.
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