State Employees' Health Insurance Plan; Board of Community Health from entering into, executing, or renewing a contract with any pharmacy benefits manager that owns or has an ownership interest in any retail pharmacy; prohibit

The bill now applies to all major medical health benefit policies and Medicare supplement insurance rather than just the state employees' health plan.

A new requirement mandates that health benefit policies must cover annual prostate cancer screenings, including digital rectal examinations and PSA tests, for men at high risk.

Provisions prohibiting contracts with pharmacy benefit managers that own retail pharmacies were removed entirely.

Coverage for prostate cancer screenings is specifically required for men aged 50 and older, as well as men aged 40-49 with a family history of prostate cancer.

Medicare supplement policies must now be issued and renewed for individuals under 65 who are eligible due to disability or end-stage renal disease, preventing insurers from charging them higher rates than those for seniors.

Removed the 'As introduced' header and replaced it with 'As Passed Senate' to indicate the bill has been approved by the Senate chamber.