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Massachusetts Senate Bill S2599
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Massachusetts 2025-2026 Regular Session
Massachusetts Senate Bill S2599
Introduced
7/17/25
Refer
7/17/25
Refer
8/11/25
Caption
Providing insurance coverage for the medically necessary treatment of port-wine stains
Latest MA S2599 Activity
View All Events: MA 2025-2026 Regular Session S2599
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Previously Filed As
MA H1039
Providing insurance coverage for Alfi’s syndrome
MA S716
Providing health insurance coverage for scalp and facial hair prostheses
MA H1015
Providing for certain health insurance coverage
MA H137
Providing for insurance coverage for vision screening for children
MA H5143
Relative to treatments and coverage for substance use disorder and recovery coach licensure
MA H4758
Relative to treatments and coverage for substance use disorder and recovery coach licensure
MA H1066
Providing health insurance coverage for scalp and facial hair prosthesis
MA H4743
Relative to treatments and coverage for substance use disorder and recovery coach licensure
MA S658
Relative to dual diagnosis treatment coverage
MA H1141
Relative to dual diagnosis treatment coverage
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