New York S06151 lowers the age for annual mammograms from 40 to 30 and mandates coverage for follow-up treatments like biopsies.
New York S06151 amends the insurance law to enhance breast cancer detection coverage. It lowers the age of eligibility for an annual mammogram from 40 to 30 years old. Additionally, it requires insurance coverage for follow-up diagnostic treatments, including biopsies, if a physician determines an abnormal mammogram. This coverage is exempt from annual deductibles or coinsurance.
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