New York S00556 mandates Medicaid and health insurance plans to cover FDA-approved smoking cessation medications and counseling ordered by a.
New York S00556 amends the insurance law to require Medicaid and health insurance plans to cover the costs of FDA-approved smoking cessation medications and recommended counseling ordered by a physician. The coverage is limited to two quit attempts per year, with each attempt including ninety days of medication and four counseling sessions without cost-sharing or prior authorization. This provision does not apply to contracts covering persons employed in more than one state or those with benefit structures subject to specific regulations.
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