New Hampshire HB648 mandates insurance coverage for diabetes treatment, including glucose monitoring devices and supplies.
New Hampshire HB648 requires health insurers to cover medically necessary equipment and supplies for treating diabetes, including traditional blood glucose monitors, continuous glucose monitoring systems, and necessary supplies. The bill mandates that these devices and supplies be covered without a deductible, although insurers may reduce copayments or coinsurance. It also requires follow-up care with a licensed health care practitioner every six months for the first 18 months and every 12 months thereafter. Additionally, the bill caps the copayment for each 30-day supply of insulin at $30.
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