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SB 246

Revises provisions relating to health insurance coverage for gynecological or obstetrical services. (BDR 57-205)

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Skip Daly and 6 co-sponsors

Nevada law SB 246 expands health insurance coverage requirements for gynecological and obstetrical services, affecting patient access and costs for reproductive healthcare.

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Bill Summary · SB 246

Legislative bill overview

SB 246 revises Nevada's health insurance coverage requirements for gynecological and obstetrical services. The bill, which became law in June 2025, modifies existing provisions governing how insurers must cover reproductive and maternal health services.

Why is this important

Health insurance coverage rules directly affect patient access to and affordability of gynecological and obstetrical care, including preventive services, pregnancy care, and related treatments. Changes to these requirements can impact both insurance premiums and out-of-pocket costs for Nevada residents seeking reproductive healthcare.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope of coverage mandates – Disagreements likely exist over which specific services should be covered without cost-sharing (copays/deductibles), balancing comprehensive care access against insurance cost concerns
  • Insurance industry costs – Expanded coverage requirements may increase insurer expenses, potentially raising premiums for all policyholders versus improved care access for affected populations
  • Partisan healthcare philosophy – Reproductive healthcare coverage is often contentious, with differing views on government mandate scope, individual choice, and healthcare policy approaches

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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