On Its Way to the Senate, House Bill 4353 Supports Patient Access to Critical Treatments by Banning Discriminatory Copay Accumulator Adjustment Program
House Bill 4353 Supports Patient Access to Critical Treatments by
Banning Discriminatory Copay Accumulator Adjustment Programs
House Bill 4353 Supports Patient Access to Critical Treatments by
Banning Discriminatory Copay Accumulator Adjustment Programs
The coalition that is fighting to protect patients from harmful insurance tactics.
As the 2019 legislative cycle begins, HFM will be monitoring the introduction of bills and assessing their possible impact on the bleeding disorders community
The bill also includes exemptions for disability caretakers, parents of children under six, pregnant women, people receiving disability benefits, and those who are medically frail, which includes patients diagnosed with hemophilia, VWD, and other factor deficiencies.
CSHCS covers people under the age of 21 with a qualifying medical condition. However, the age limitation is waived for patients with certain blood clotting disorders (hemophilia and other bleeding disorders) and cystic fibrosis.
This legislation would require insurance plans to offer a copay only option, which would not require patients to reach a deductible before their insurance begins to pay a portion of the cost.
To educate and empower kids with bleeding disorders to live a life of freedom and independence.
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