House Bill No. 1389, introduced by Provenzano, amends existing legislation regarding mammography screening coverage in Oklahoma. The bill expands the definition of diagnostic examinations for breast cancer to include new types of imaging, such as contrast-enhanced mammograms and molecular breast imaging, while also introducing a new category for "supplemental examinations." These supplemental examinations are defined as medically necessary assessments that can be performed even when no abnormalities are detected, based on personal or family medical history or other risk factors.

Additionally, the bill mandates that all health benefit plans provide coverage for low-dose mammography screenings and diagnostic and supplemental examinations without imposing deductibles, co-payments, or co-insurance limits. It specifies that women aged 35 to 39 are entitled to a low-dose mammography screening every five years, while women aged 40 and older are entitled to annual screenings. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 36-6060
House Committee Substitute: 36-6060
Floor (House): 36-6060
Floor (Senate): 36-6060
Engrossed: 36-6060
Enrolled (final version): 36-6060
Sub Committee OR Policy Committee Recommendations (House) Policy Committee Recommendation: 36-6060
Sub Committee Recommendations (House) Sub Committee Recommendation: 36-6060