Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies, limit.

Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit. Decreases the cap on the cost-sharing payment that a covered person is required to pay for a covered prescription insulin drug from $50 to $35 for a 30-day supply of the prescription insulin drug and provides such cap is an aggregate cap that applies in situations where the covered person is prescribed more than one insulin drug. The bill also establishes such an aggregate cap of $35 for a 30-day supp…

Source: OpenStates · fetched April 13, 2026

• Low-income / working-classdirectModerate impactHigh certainty

  Reduces out-of-pocket costs for insulin and diabetes supplies, making them more affordable.

  “Decreases the cap on the cost-sharing payment that a covered person is required to pay for a covered prescription insulin drug from $50 to $35 for a 30-day supply of the prescription insulin drug”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.

  “and provides such cap is an aggregate cap that applies in situations where the covered person is prescribed more than one insulin drug.”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.

  “The bill also establishes such an aggregate cap of $35 for a 30-day supp…”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.

• Medicaid / public insuranceindirectMinor impactLow certainty

  May indirectly benefit Medicaid recipients by potentially lowering overall healthcare costs or encouraging broader adoption of such caps if this is a state-level initiative that influences Medicaid policy.

  “Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.

• Person with a disabilitydirectModerate impactHigh certainty

  Reduces out-of-pocket costs for insulin and diabetes supplies, which are often essential for individuals with diabetes, a common disability.

  “Decreases the cap on the cost-sharing payment that a covered person is required to pay for a covered prescription insulin drug from $50 to $35 for a 30-day supply of the prescription insulin drug”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.

  “and provides such cap is an aggregate cap that applies in situations where the covered person is prescribed more than one insulin drug.”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.

  “The bill also establishes such an aggregate cap of $35 for a 30-day supp…”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.

• Mental health service userindirectMinor impactLow certainty

  May indirectly benefit individuals with mental health conditions who also have diabetes by reducing financial stress associated with managing their health.

  “Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.”· Health insurance; cost-sharing payments for insulin and diabetes equipment and supplies; limit.