Texas SB1466 mandates the provision of prosthetic devices to Medicaid recipients due to congenital absence, surgical revision, or traumatic.

SB1466 amends the Human Resources Code to require the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to provide prosthetic devices under the medical assistance program to Medicaid recipients who need them due to congenital absence, surgical revision, or traumatic amputation of an extremity, hip, or shoulder, regardless of age. If a waiver or authorization from a federal agency is necessary for implementation, the affected state agency must request it and may delay implementation until granted. The Act takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas SB1466 mandates the provision of prosthetic devices to Medicaid recipients due to congenital absence, surgical revision, or traumatic.

SB1466 amends the Human Resources Code to require the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to provide prosthetic devices under the medical assistance program to Medicaid recipients who need them due to congenital absence, surgical revision, or traumatic amputation of an extremity, hip, or shoulder, regardless of age. If a waiver or authorization from a federal agency is necessary for implementation, the affected state agency must request it and may delay implementation until granted. The Act takes effect September 1, 2025.