Colorado SB296 mandates insurance coverage for preventive breast cancer screenings and supplemental breast examinations without cost-sharing.
Colorado SB296 amends insurance coverage requirements to include annual breast cancer screenings using appropriate noninvasive imaging modalities for individuals with risk factors. It also mandates coverage for supplemental breast examinations without cost-sharing. Risk factors include family history, age, and increased lifetime risk determined by specific models. The bill ensures that diagnostic breast imaging and preventive screenings are covered without cost-sharing, aligning with guidelines from the American College of Radiology and the National Comprehensive Cancer Network.
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