Hawaii HB2366 prohibits cost-sharing for breast cancer screenings, supplemental breast exams, and diagnostic breast exams.
Hawaii HB2366 amends state statutes to prohibit cost-sharing for breast cancer screening, supplemental breast examinations, and diagnostic breast examinations. This means that insurers cannot charge deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, or similar out-of-pocket expenses for these services. The bill also specifies that these services must be provided without cost-sharing even if it would otherwise disqualify an individual from being considered an eligible individual under certain health plans. The changes apply to all health insurance plans issued or renewed by a health insurer in Hawaii.
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