SB211 regulates health insurance coverage for Kentucky state employees, including mail-order drug options and coverage for autism spectrum disorders.
SB211 amends Kentucky law to regulate health insurance coverage for state employees. It mandates that health plans include a mail-order drug option for maintenance drugs, with exceptions for Schedule II controlled substances. The plans must also cover diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders and amino acid-based elemental formula. Additionally, the bill outlines provisions for special enrollment periods for pregnant women and sets rules for biosimilar and generic drug coverage, ensuring they are not subject to more restrictive coverage or access limitations than their reference.
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