HB1184

Imposing a moratorium on enactment of new or expanded health insurance policy mandated benefits; and requiring the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to study the issue of health insurance mandates and report to the General Assembly.

Introduced·4/9/25
Introduced Text

Pennsylvania HB1184 imposes a moratorium on new or expanded health insurance policy mandated benefits and requires a study on existing mandates.

Pennsylvania HB1184, the State-mandated Benefit Moratorium Act, establishes a moratorium on new or expanded health insurance policy mandated benefits. The moratorium remains in effect until the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee submits a report to the General Assembly. The report must list existing state-mandated health benefits, assess their fiscal impact on premiums, and evaluate their social, financial, and medical efficacy. The act prohibits employers and insurers from providing new or expanded coverage during the moratorium and from making changes to comply with federal law.

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History

Apr 9, 2025

House

Referred to Insurance