Wisconsin 2023-2024 Regular Session

Wisconsin Assembly Bill AB1130 Compare Versions

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3	3	2023 - 2024 LEGISLATURE
4	4	2023 ASSEMBLY BILL 1130
5	5	March 6, 2024 - Introduced by Representatives SHANKLAND, NOVAK, SUBECK,
6	6	KITCHENS, C. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, BARE, CONLEY, DRAKE, EMERSON, HONG,
7	7	JACOBSON, JOERS, S. JOHNSON, NEUBAUER, OHNSTAD, RATCLIFF, SHELTON,
8	8	SINICKI, SNODGRASS, STUBBS, TUSLER and VINING, cosponsored by Senators L.
9	9	JOHNSON, ROYS, CARPENTER, HESSELBEIN, SMITH, SPREITZER and AGARD.
10	10	Referred to Committee on Health, Aging and Long-Term Care.
11	11	*AUTHORS SUBJECT TO CHANGE*
12	12	AN ACT to create 632.895 (17) (b) 3. of the statutes; relating to: requiring
13	13	coverage of the dispensing of an extended supply of contraceptives.
14	14	Analysis by the Legislative Reference Bureau
15	15	This bill requires certain health insurance policies, known in the statutes as
16	16	disability insurance policies, and self-insured governmental and school district
17	17	health plans to cover a dispensing of contraceptives that is intended to last for three
18	18	months for the first dispensing and a dispensing of contraceptives that is intended
19	19	to last for 12 months for subsequent dispensings of that contraceptive.
20	20	Contraceptives are drugs or devices approved by the federal Food and Drug
21	21	Administration to prevent pregnancy. Under current law, those policies and plans
22	22	must cover the cost of contraceptives prescribed by a health care provider and of
23	23	services that are necessary to prescribe, administer, maintain, or remove the
24	24	contraceptive. The coverage requirement under the bill does not apply to a
25	25	dispensing of a contraceptive that expires or becomes ineffective in less than 12
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27	27	The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do
28	28	enact as follows:
29	29	SECTION 1. 632.895 (17) (b) 3. of the statutes is created to read:
30	30	632.895 (17) (b) 3. A dispensing of contraceptives under subd. 1. that is
31	31	intended to last for a 3-month period for the first dispensing of the contraceptive to
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38	38	SECTION 1 ASSEMBLY BILL 1130
39	39	an insured and a dispensing of contraceptives that is intended to last for a 12-month
40	40	period for subsequent dispensings of the same contraceptive to the insured,
41	41	regardless of whether the insured was insured under that policy or plan at the time
42	42	of the first dispensing. This subdivision does not apply to a dispensing of a
43	43	contraceptive that expires or becomes ineffective in less than 12 months from the
44	44	date of dispensing.
45	45	SECTION 2.0Initial applicability.
46	46	(1) EXTENDED SUPPLY OF CONTRACEPTIVES.
47	47	(a) For policies and plans containing provisions inconsistent with this act, the
48	48	act first applies to policy or plan years beginning on January 1 of the year following
49	49	the year in which this paragraph takes effect, except as provided in par. (b).
50	50	(b) For policies or plans that are affected by a collective bargaining agreement
51	51	containing provisions inconsistent with this act, this act first applies to policy or plan
52	52	years beginning on the effective date of this paragraph or on the day on which the
53	53	collective bargaining agreement is newly established, extended, modified, or
54	54	renewed, whichever is later.
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