Hawaii HB1702 mandates insurance coverage for brief cognitive assessments for individuals aged fifty and older during routine and non-routine visits.
Hawaii HB1702 requires insurance coverage for brief cognitive assessments for individuals aged fifty and older during routine and non-routine visits. This coverage aims to identify cognitive changes early and manage them effectively, potentially reducing long-term health care costs and improving outcomes for individuals at risk of dementia. The assessments include validated evaluations of cognitive functions such as memory, attention, language, and problem-solving abilities.
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