Minnesota SF3768 mandates health plans to cover doula services and appropriates funds for related costs.
Minnesota SF3768 requires all health plans to cover doula services, defined as childbirth education and support provided by a certified doula. The bill prohibits health plans from imposing cost-sharing requirements, review limitations, or referral limitations on doula services. The commissioner of commerce must evaluate submissions and make payments to health plans to cover the administrative costs incurred by the commissioner.
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