Minnesota HF773 prohibits cost-sharing for office visits for infants, children, and adolescents if the visit is for preventive care and lasts 15.
Minnesota HF773 amends state statutes to prohibit health plan companies from imposing cost-sharing requirements for office visits for infants, children, and adolescents. This prohibition applies if the primary purpose of the visit is to provide evidence-informed preventive care and screenings, and if the visit lasts 15 minutes or less. The bill aims to ensure that preventive care for young patients is accessible without financial barriers.
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