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2 Replies to “HB 1683 (2025)”
During the Senate Insurance & Retirement Committee hearing, the author noted that although the version presented was for a 12-month supply, she intended to reduce it to 6-months to match SB 176. She also noted that the House attached a fiscal impact to HB 1683, however clarified that it was based on an extreme scenario. SB 176 will not receive a similar assessment.
Revises health insurance rules to permit patients to obtain a one-year supply of birth control at once, covered by their health benefit plan. Requires patients to use the same medication for three months before becoming eligible for a one-year supply. Clarifies that the bill does not apply to abortion-inducing medications.
2 Replies to “HB 1683 (2025)”
During the Senate Insurance & Retirement Committee hearing, the author noted that although the version presented was for a 12-month supply, she intended to reduce it to 6-months to match SB 176. She also noted that the House attached a fiscal impact to HB 1683, however clarified that it was based on an extreme scenario. SB 176 will not receive a similar assessment.
Revises health insurance rules to permit patients to obtain a one-year supply of birth control at once, covered by their health benefit plan. Requires patients to use the same medication for three months before becoming eligible for a one-year supply. Clarifies that the bill does not apply to abortion-inducing medications.
This was also filed as SB 176 (2025) by Sen. Dossett.
This is a refile of Sen. Dossett’s SB 1742 (2024).
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