Establishes a pilot program for early detection cancer screening for active and retired firefighters in West Virginia.
The bill establishes a joint program between the State Fire Marshal and the Department of Health to offer early detection cancer screenings to active and retired firefighters. Screenings include a blood test, ultrasound of vital organs, lung CT if indicated, and skin cancer screening. Participation is optional, and the cost per individual is capped at $1,300. The program will run for up to 24 months, with a committee appointed by the Governor to oversee its administration.
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