Vision insurance; noncovered services or materials; prohibitions; effective date; emergency.

Increased contraceptive drug supply from a three-month initial supply and six-month subsequent supply to a three-month initial supply and twelve-month subsequent supply.

Extended the coverage period from six months to twelve months for prescription drug supply limits.

Updated document headers to reflect the bill is now the House floor version rather than a committee substitute.

Maintained the effective date of November 1, 2025, with no changes to the implementation timeline.

Removed all provisions related to vision insurance, including limits on fees, reimbursement rates, and audit practices for vision care providers.

Added new definitions for 'Contraceptive drugs' and 'Health benefit plan' to establish the scope of coverage requirements.

Added requirements for health plans to provide three-month initial supply and six-month subsequent supplies of contraceptive drugs.

Added provisions allowing enrollees to request smaller supplies based on clinical utility and medical appropriateness.

Added exclusions for medications that could terminate existing pregnancies and drugs not intended for regular use.

Changed the effective date from July 1, 2025 to November 1, 2025.

Bill topic changed from contraceptive drug coverage to vision insurance regulations.

Effective date changed from November 1, 2025 to July 1, 2025.

Added prohibition on insurers using extrapolation for vision provider audits.

Added prohibition on insurers incentivizing patients to use facilities owned by the insurer.

Added requirement for standard reimbursements for lenses with same design, quality, and composition.

Added requirement that insurers comply regardless of charitable exemption status.

Section numbering was reorganized from SECTION 3 and SECTION 4 to SECTION 1 and SECTION 2

Added Cantrell as a House Coauthor to the bill

Changed the maximum supply of contraceptive drugs from a 12-month supply to a 6-month supply for subsequent prescriptions.

Added Cantrell as a House Coauthor to the bill.

Updated bill title and section numbering from Sections 1-2 to Sections 3-4 to reflect Senate amendment changes.

Changed the effective date section from Section 2 to Section 4, maintaining November 1, 2025 as the effective date.