Will require private insurers and Medicare Part D plans to cover Naloxone without co-pays or deductibles.

Requires that private insurers and Medicare Part D plans cover Naloxone without any co-pay or deductible requirements

The bill would require private insurers and Medicare Part D plans to provide Naloxone coverage without patient cost-sharing.

Shaheen, Hassan Renew Efforts to Authorize Billions to Combat Substance Use Disorder
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