Mississippi 2025 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HB1578

Introduced
1/20/25  
Refer
1/20/25  

Caption

Health insurance and Medicaid; require coverage for postpartum depression screenings.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB1411

Medicaid; provide coverage for substance abuse and mental health services for pregnant and postpartum women.

MS SB2151

Depression screening for birth mothers; require health care professionals to administer and health insurers to cover.

MS SB2212

Recipients of Medicaid; extend postpartum coverage up to 12 months.

MS SB2779

HIV prevention drugs; require health insurance plans and Division of Medicaid to provide coverage for.

MS SB2629

Medicaid coverage; coverage for eligible women up to 12 months postpartum.

MS HB426

Medicaid; extend coverage for eligible women for 12 months postpartum.

MS HB1363

Medicaid; extend coverage for eligible women for 12 months postpartum.

MS HB1364

Medicaid; extend coverage for eligible women for 12 months postpartum.

MS HB1465

Medicaid; extend coverage for eligible women for 12 months postpartum.

MS SB2071

Recipients of Medicaid; extend postpartum coverage up to 12 months.

Similar Bills

MS SB2868

Postpartum depression; create new laws and revise existing provisions related to.

MS SB2874

Postpartum depression; create new laws and revise existing provisions related to.

MS HB1411

Medicaid; provide coverage for substance abuse and mental health services for pregnant and postpartum women.

MS SB2313

Medicaid reimbursement; authorize for substance abuse and mental health services for pregnant and postpartum women.

MS SB2314

Medicaid reimbursement; extend for community-based home-visitation and pregnancy support services.

MS HB300

Medicaid; provide coverage for substance abuse and mental health services for pregnant and postpartum women.

MS HB1527

HIV medications; prohibit health plans and Medicaid from subjecting to protocols that restrict dispensing of.

MS HB1497

HIV medications; prohibit health plans and Medicaid from subjecting to protocols that restrict dispensing of.