State mandated benefits coverage don't applies to all types of health benefits plans that provide coverage in that state.
<h3>What are mandated benefits?</h3>
Mandated benefits, also known as state-required benefits, force private health insurance providers to provide particular services as covered benefits, which helps solve underinsurance. States may also impose requirements on private health insurers to cover particular providers, such acupuncturists, and/or beneficiaries, including adopted children or dependent adults who have disabilities. To guarantee that people with private insurance have access to particular benefits like early intervention, hearing aids, treatments for autism, or medical foods, state legislators all around the country have established mandated benefit legislation. Services including prenatal and infant hearing exams, lead poisoning screenings, and children vaccines are occasionally covered under mandatory benefits.
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