Hawaii HB556 mandates health insurance coverage for colorectal cancer screenings and establishes a state-funded program for uninsured residents.
Hawaii HB556 requires health insurance providers to inform policyholders about the risks of undiagnosed colorectal cancer and encourage them to consult with their physicians about screening options. It mandates coverage for colorectal cancer screenings by all A and B grade screening modalities as recommended by the United States Preventive Services Task Force.
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