Authorizing the Kansas state employees health care commission to provide insurance coverage for certain allergen introduction dietary supplements for infants under the state health care benefits program and requiring the commission to submit an impact report to the legislature if such coverage is provided.
HB 2199 allows Kansas' state employees health care commission to cover prescription-based early egg and peanut allergen introduction supplements for infants under one year in the 2026 health plan. These supplements, prescribed by healthcare providers to reduce food allergy risk, would be included in the state health benefits program if the commission chooses to provide coverage. The bill requires the commission to submit a detailed impact report by March 2027, including utilization data, costs, and recommendations on whether to continue the coverage. This policy directly affects state employees enrolled in the health plan who have infants eligible for these supplements.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 31, 2025
Last action Apr 10, 2026
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Jan 31, 2025
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Jan 31, 2025
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