New York A06484 limits copayments for physical and occupational therapy to 25% more than those for primary care visits.
New York A06484 amends the insurance law to ensure that copayments or coinsurance for physical and occupational therapy services are no more than 25% higher than those for office visits to primary care physicians or osteopaths for the same or similar conditions. This applies to insured individuals receiving services from licensed physical or occupational therapists. The changes take effect January 1, 2027.
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