New York S05045 limits copayments for physical and occupational therapy to 25% more than primary care visits.
New York S05045 amends the insurance law to ensure that copayments or coinsurance amounts for services rendered by physical or occupational therapists are not more than 25% greater than those for office visits to primary care physicians or osteopaths for the same or similar conditions. This applies to both physical and occupational therapy services provided by licensed professionals. The bill aims to balance the cost of specialized therapy with primary care visits.
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