Pennsylvania SB967 requires health insurance policies to cover testing, diagnosis, and treatment for dyslexia.
Pennsylvania SB967 mandates that health insurance policies offered, issued, or renewed in the state must cover testing, diagnosis, and treatment for dyslexia. This includes comprehensive neuropsychological examinations for diagnosing dyslexia and recommendations for a wellness plan. Coverage is required if the insured has a family history of dyslexia, has failed literacy benchmarks, or is deemed at-risk by an educational body. The maximum coverage is capped at six thousand dollars ($6,000), adjusted every two years according to the U.S.
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