Montana HB544 revises health insurance laws, prohibiting retroactive denials, allowing biologic prescriptions for minors, and extending coverage for.
Montana HB544 revises health insurance laws by prohibiting retroactive denials of prior approval for covered services, allowing biologic therapies for minors if approved by the FDA and supported by medical literature, and extending coverage for dependents of certain public servants. The bill also mandates coverage for well-child care, diabetic education, and other specified treatments. It applies to health insurance policies issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2026.
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