Ohio HB33 requires health insurers to cover prostate cancer screenings for men at high risk.
Ohio HB33 mandates that health insurers cover preventive screenings for prostate cancer for men aged forty and older who have a genetic predisposition or family history of the disease. The bill defines "family history of prostate cancer" as a first-degree relative diagnosed with or dying from prostate cancer. It also specifies that "prostate cancer screening" includes prostate-specific antigen tests and digital rectal examinations.
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