Nevada SB257 revises autism coverage requirements for health insurance plans.
Nevada SB257 amends existing law to revise coverage requirements for autism spectrum disorders in health insurance plans. It mandates coverage for screening, diagnosis, and treatment of autism spectrum disorders for individuals under 18 or until age 22 if enrolled in high school. The bill sets a maximum annual benefit of $72,000 for applied behavior analysis treatment and allows copayments, deductibles, and coinsurance to be the same as for other medical services.
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