Title: Requires Health Insurance Policies to Cover 12-Month Supply of Prescription Contraceptives
Vote to pass a bill that requires health insurance policies in Michigan to cover a 12-month supply of prescription contraceptives, including necessary consultations and medical services, ensuring comprehensive access for insured individuals.
Requires health insurance policy that provides coverage for prescription contraceptives to include coverage for the following (Sec. 3406jj):
Requires a 12-month supply of contraceptive prescription that is within the covered insured’s health plan or available through the insurer’s network;
If other prescriptions are covered, authorize the coverage of the following:
Health insurance policy;
Outpatient consultations;
Examinations;
Procedures; and
Other medical services need to prescribe, deliver, or remove a prescription contraception.
Specifies that a 12-month supply of contraceptives must be dispensed for the 12 months regardless of whether the insured was covered under the health insurance policy at the time it was first dispensed;
Specifies that contraceptive prescription coverage may still be subjected to the provision of the health insurance policy that applies to other prescribed medication;
Prohibits insurers from imposing restrictions or medical control on the supply or coverage of prescription contraception; and
Specifies that insurers are not required to provide coverage for a 12-month supply in a 1-month period before the end of an insured’s plan year.
Specifies that the provisions of this bill shall take effect beginning December 31, 2025 (Sec. 2).
Title: Requires Health Insurance Policies to Cover 12-Month Supply of Prescription Contraceptives