Defines epinephrine device and expands access and coverage for epinephrine devices in New York.
The bill defines an epinephrine device as a single-use or nasal spray device used for emergency treatment of anaphylactic symptoms. It allows eligible persons and entities to purchase, possess, and use these devices. Schools can allow pupils with diagnosed allergies to carry epinephrine devices with parental consent and physician approval. Health insurance policies must cover medically necessary epinephrine devices, with an out-of-pocket cap of $100 annually. Certain places of public assembly must ensure staff are trained to use epinephrine devices.
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