Minnesota HF95 requires coverage for colorectal cancer screening and diagnostic tests and mandates an education program on colorectal cancer.
Minnesota HF95 amends state statutes to require health plans to cover colorectal cancer screening and diagnostic tests for all Minnesota residents, regardless of age. Covered tests include colonoscopy, flexible sigmoidoscopy, blood tests, and stool tests. The bill also mandates that health plans cover additional diagnostic services without cost-sharing if deemed necessary by a healthcare provider. Furthermore, the commissioner of health is directed to develop a long-term education program to raise public awareness about colorectal cancer risk factors, screening tests, and prevention methods.
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