Oklahoma HB4294 ensures fair health insurance coverage for individuals diagnosed with epilepsy, prohibiting termination of coverage and mandating.
Oklahoma HB4294 mandates that all individual and group health insurance policies must provide the same coverage and benefits to individuals diagnosed with epilepsy as they do for those without the diagnosis. The bill prohibits insurers from terminating coverage or refusing to renew coverage solely based on an epilepsy diagnosis. It also requires coverage for medically necessary devices and surgeries for epilepsy if certain criteria are met. The law is set to take effect on November 1, 2026.
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