Establishes a health equity program to improve menstrual and post-menstrual health.
The bill creates a health equity program to improve menstrual and post-menstrual health by reimbursing costs for covered services and treatments not covered by third-party payors. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will establish the program, promote it statewide, and limit administrative costs to 4% of annual funds. Covered services include hormone treatments, urinary tract treatments, and other related health care services. The bill also creates a health equity program fund, which includes state appropriations and other available funds.
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