New Hampshire HB1656 mandates insurance coverage for pelvic-floor physical therapy, including pre- and post-surgical care.
New Hampshire HB1656 requires health insurance plans to cover pelvic-floor physical therapy (PFPT) for various conditions, including urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, and pelvic organ prolapse. Insurers must provide initial assessments, supervised PFPT programs, and post-surgical rehabilitation. Prehabilitation, which involves targeted PFPT before pelvic surgery, is also covered. The bill mandates annual reporting on PFPT access, utilization, and outcomes.
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