Hawaii HB2313 mandates coverage of evidence-based clinical preventive services without cost-sharing.
Hawaii HB2313 amends state statutes to ensure continued access to preventive medicine by requiring coverage of evidence-based clinical preventive services without cost-sharing. The bill establishes the Hawaii Preventive Services Advisory Committee to advise the Department of Health on clinical preventive services. It mandates that health insurance policies cover recommended preventive services, including immunizations and screenings, without deductibles, copayments, or coinsurance.
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