Oklahoma SB1673 mandates health benefit plans to prioritize physical function restoration and ensure access to prosthetic devices.
Oklahoma SB1673, the Prosthetic Access and Accountability Act of 2026, sets the goal of treatment for health benefit plans to restore physical function to the greatest extent possible. It prohibits denials based on cost or classification as deluxe, convenience, or nonessential if the device was prescribed to meet documented functional needs. The act requires health benefit plans to ensure access to medically necessary clinical care and prostheses at in-network rates.
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