Utah SB0175 revises health insurance coverage for autism spectrum disorder treatment.
Utah SB0175 amends definitions and coverage requirements for autism spectrum disorder treatment in health benefit plans. It requires plans to cover at least 600 hours of behavioral health treatment annually and allows additional health care providers to receive insurance reimbursement for diagnosing autism. The bill eliminates outdated language regarding preexisting insurance mandates and makes other technical and conforming changes. The changes take effect on May 6, 2026.
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