Rhode Island § 27-38.1-2 § 27-38.1-2. Coverage required for pediatric preventive care.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 27-38.1-2 — § 27-38.1-2. Coverage required for pediatric preventive care.

Rhode Island § 27-38.1-2

Title 27Insurance

Ch. 27-38.1Insurance Coverage for Pediatric Preventive Care

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 27-38.1-2 (2026).

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§ 27-38.1-2. Coverage required for pediatric preventive care.
(a) Every health insurance plan providing coverage for a dependent or minor child, other
            than school policies, shall include benefits for pediatric preventive care. All benefits
            shall be reimbursed in accordance with the reimbursement policies and procedure of
            each health insurer.
         
(b) Every health insurer shall provide benefits for pediatric preventive care or make
            that care available to its enrolled participants. Benefits do not need to be provided
            pursuant to this section for pediatric preventive care services that are paid for
            or o

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§ 27-38.1-2. Coverage required for pediatric preventive care.

(a) Every health insurance plan providing coverage for a dependent or minor child, other than school policies, shall include benefits for pediatric preventive care. All benefits shall be reimbursed in accordance with the reimbursement policies and procedure of each health insurer.

(b) Every health insurer shall provide benefits for pediatric preventive care or make that care available to its enrolled participants. Benefits do not need to be provided pursuant to this section for pediatric preventive care services that are paid for or offered free of charge by the state of Rhode Island. Benefits do not need to be provided for the cost of biologicals used for vaccinations.