Oklahoma HB2013, known as Dylan's Law, mandates epilepsy coverage in health insurance, allows voluntary epilepsy designation on driver licenses, and.
Oklahoma HB2013, also known as Dylan's Law, aims to address sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) by mandating that all individual and group health insurance policies cover seizure protection devices. The law prohibits insurers from refusing coverage or renewal based on an epilepsy diagnosis. It also allows individuals diagnosed with epilepsy to voluntarily designate this on their driver licenses or state identification cards using a unique symbol, which can be viewed by law enforcement or emergency medical professionals.
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