North Dakota SB2370 mandates health insurance coverage for insulin drugs and supplies, limiting out-of-pocket costs to $25 per thirty-day supply.
North Dakota SB2370 establishes requirements for health insurance coverage of insulin drugs and medical supplies for individuals with diabetes. The bill mandates that health benefit plans limit out-of-pocket costs for a thirty-day supply of covered insulin drugs and medical supplies to no more than $25 per pharmacy or distributor. This includes insulin drugs and supplies such as blood glucose meters, test strips, lancing devices, and syringes. The bill also specifies that it does not apply to Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage plans.
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