Bill
HB 398
Montana law streamlines prior authorization for chronic condition treatments, reducing patient delays in accessing ongoing medications and therapies covered by insurance plans.
HB 398 revises Montana's insurance laws to streamline prior authorization requirements for chronic condition treatments. The bill generally reduces bureaucratic barriers that patients with ongoing medical conditions must navigate to access previously-approved therapies and medications.
Prior authorization delays can prevent patients with chronic conditions from accessing timely treatment, potentially worsening health outcomes. Streamlining this process directly affects thousands of Montanans managing conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis who depend on consistent medication access.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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