Minnesota SF1752 mandates coverage of over-the-counter contraceptives by insurers and medical assistance, and requires public outreach and reports.
Minnesota SF1752 amends state statutes to require health plans to cover over-the-counter contraceptives without cost-sharing, including those purchased at pharmacies without a prescription. It mandates coverage of specific over-the-counter drugs by medical assistance, such as antacids, acetaminophen, and vitamins. The bill also requires health plans to include at least one type of each FDA-approved contraceptive method in their formularies.
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