Nevada AB340 requires health insurance to cover screenings and diagnoses for ADHD, FASD, intellectual disabilities, and specific learning.
Nevada AB340 mandates that health insurance policies cover screenings, assessments, and diagnoses for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), intellectual disabilities, and specific learning disabilities for insureds under 18 or until they turn 22 if still in high school. The bill applies to both private and public health insurance, including Medicaid. Insurers must ensure these benefits are accessible through participating healthcare providers.
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