New Mexico § 24-2A-3 Hemophilia fund created; use; calculation of costs

New Mexico Statutes

§ 24-2A-3 — Hemophilia fund created; use; calculation of costs

New Mexico § 24-2A-3

Ch. 24Health and Safety

Art. 2AHemophilia Program

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Bluebook

N.M. Stat. Ann. § 24-2A-3 (2026).

Text

A. There is created in the state treasury the "hemophilia fund". B. The fund shall be administered by the university and shall be used solely to provide hemophilia program services to eligible patients. The university may expend and distribute funds to:

(1)the university of New Mexico school of medicine for the costs of clinical evaluation, to include at least one visit per eligible patient per year;

(2)providers for the costs of blood products for each eligible patient, all as approved by the university of New Mexico school of medicine, to the extent not covered by insurance, medicaid or medicare;

(3)the university of New Mexico school of medicine for hemophilia program support, including nursing coordination, social services to patients and families and outreach for public education;

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A. There is created in the state treasury the "hemophilia fund". B. The fund shall be administered by the university and shall be used solely to provide hemophilia program services to eligible patients. The university may expend and distribute funds to: (1) the university of New Mexico school of medicine for the costs of clinical evaluation, to include at least one visit per eligible patient per year; (2) providers for the costs of blood products for each eligible patient, all as approved by the university of New Mexico school of medicine, to the extent not covered by insurance, medicaid or medicare; (3) the university of New Mexico school of medicine for hemophilia program support, including nursing coordination, social services to patients and families and outreach for public education; and (4) the university of New Mexico school of medicine for purchase of insurance or medicare coverage for patients who are eligible for coverage but have insufficient financial resources to pay the premiums.