Coverage for certain cancer prescriptions.

The document format changed from an Enrolled House Act (HEA) to a House Bill (HB), indicating a procedural update in its legislative status.

A legislative digest was added to summarize the bill's purpose, affected citations, and effective date for public reference.

Minor wording adjustments were made to the definition of 'associated conditions' to clarify that risks are judged by a healthcare practitioner.

The document title and header were updated from 'HB 1114' to 'HEA 1114' (Enrolled House Act) to reflect that the bill has passed both legislative chambers and is ready for the Governor's signature.

The date line was updated to reflect the final printing date and session details, removing draft committee references and adding signatures from the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Governor.

Standard printing code instructions explaining how additions and deletions are formatted were added to the beginning of the document.

Drafting notes, committee referral dates, and the original digest summary were removed as they are no longer relevant to the final enrolled version.

Extended the bill's requirements to cover policies of accident and sickness insurance, not just state employee health plans.

Added a specific effective date of July 1, 2026, for new policies issued, amended, or renewed after June 30, 2026.

Revised the definition of 'associated conditions' to specify that symptoms must be directly attributable to cancer or its treatment and supported by clinical evidence.