The Catch Heart Disease Early Act mandates free heart disease screenings for all Illinois residents, establishes a voucher program for uninsured or.
The Catch Heart Disease Early Act aims to detect heart and other cardiovascular diseases early by providing free heart disease screenings to all Illinois residents. It mandates screenings every 6 years for individuals aged 20-39 and every 2 years for those aged 40 and older. The Act requires health care providers to verify an individual's age, residency, date of last heart disease screening, and other eligibility criteria before administering a screening.
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