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1515 An act relating to continuous glucose monitors; 2
16-requiring the Agency for Health Care Administration 3
17-to, within a specified timeframe, seek federal 4
18-approval as needed to provide coverage of continuous 5
19-glucose monitors and related supplies as a durable 6
20-medical equipment benefit under the Medicaid program; 7
21-providing for the reimbursement of such equipment; 8
22-providing construction; requiring the agency to 9
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26-Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 13
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28- Section 1. (1) Within 30 days after this act becomes a 15
29-law, the Agency for Health Care Administrat ion shall seek 16
30-federal approval through a Medicaid waiver or state plan 17
31-amendment as needed to provide coverage of continuous glucose 18
32-monitors and related supplies as a durable medical equipment 19
33-benefit for Medicaid recipients. A licensed durable medical 20
34-equipment provider must be reimbursed for continuous glucose 21
35-monitors and related supplies, provided the claim is submitted 22
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37-System. The agency may not require such provider to use a 24
38-National Drug Code number as part of such claim submission. 25
16+amending s. 409.9063, F.S.; revising the definition of 3
17+the term "continuous glucose monitor"; requiring the 4
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19+coverage for continuous glucose monitors; providing 6
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23+Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: 10
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25+ Section 1. Section 409.9063, Florida Statutes, is amended 12
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27+ 409.9063 Coverage of continuous glucose monitors for 14
28+Medicare and Medicaid recipients. 15
29+ (1) As used in this section, the term "continuous glucose 16
30+monitor" means an instrument or a device that is considered 17
31+durable medical equipment as described in s. 409.815(2)(h) and 18
32+is designed for the purpose of aiding in the treatment of 19
33+diabetes by measuring glucose levels on demand or at set 20
34+intervals through a small, electronic sensor that slightly 21
35+penetrates a person's skin when applied and that is designed to 22
36+remain in place and active for at least 7 days. 23
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52-providing additional coverage of continuous glucose monitors as 27
53-a Medicaid pharmacy benefit. 28
54- (3) The agency shall begin implementation of these changes 29
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56- Section 2. This act shall take effect upon becoming a law. 31
51+Appropriations Act, the agency must provide coverage for a 26
52+continuous glucose monitor under the Medicare or Medicaid 27
53+pharmacy benefit for the treatment of a Medicare or Medicaid 28
54+recipient if: 29
55+ 1.(a) The recipient has been diagnosed by his or her 30
56+primary care physician, or another licensed health care 31
57+practitioner authorized to make such diagnosis, with Type 1 32
58+diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, or any other 33
59+type of diabetes that may be treated with insulin; and 34
60+ 2.(b) A health care practitioner with the applicable 35
61+prescribing authority has prescribed insulin to treat the 36
62+recipient's diabetes and a continuous glucose monitor to assist 37
63+the recipient and practitioner in managing the recipient's 38
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65+ (b) The agency shall also provide coverage for continuous 40
66+glucose monitors which shall be reimbursed under the Medicare 41
67+Part B Durable Medical Equipment benefits or under the Florida 42
68+Medicaid durable medical equipment program. The continuous 43
69+glucose monitors do not require the national drug code on the 44
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71+ (3) Coverage under this section includes the cost of any 46
72+necessary repairs or replacement parts for the continuous 47
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74+ (4) To qualify for continued coverage under this section, 49
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88+follow-up care with his or her treating health care 51
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90+every 6 months during the first 18 months after the first 53
91+prescription of the continuous glucose monitor for the recipient 54
92+has been issued unde r this section, to assess the efficacy of 55
93+using the monitor for treatment of his or her diabetes. After 56
94+the first 18 months, such followup follow-up care must occur at 57
95+least once every 12 months. 58
96+ (5) The agency shall seek federal approval, if needed, for 59
97+the implementation of this section. 60
98+ Section 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 2025. 61