New York S02315 prohibits insurance companies from charging co-pays for follow-up visits to refill opioid prescriptions initially written for seven.

New York S02315 amends the insurance law to ensure that insurance companies cannot impose fees, co-pays, or other conditions for a follow-up visit with a physician to refill an opioid prescription initially written for seven days or less. This prohibition applies only to the first follow-up visit and refill after the initial prescription. The law aims to make opioid prescriptions more accessible for those who need them without financial barriers.

New York S02315 prohibits insurance companies from charging co-pays for follow-up visits to refill opioid prescriptions initially written for seven.

New York S02315 amends the insurance law to ensure that insurance companies cannot impose fees, co-pays, or other conditions for a follow-up visit with a physician to refill an opioid prescription initially written for seven days or less. This prohibition applies only to the first follow-up visit and refill after the initial prescription. The law aims to make opioid prescriptions more accessible for those who need them without financial barriers.