An Act relative to costs for treatment and management of diabetes

This bill limits the out-of-pocket costs that health insurance plans in Massachusetts must charge for diabetes-related medications. It directly affects people with diabetes and the insurance companies that cover their treatment. Under the new rules, plans cannot charge more than $25 for a 30-day supply of insulin, $50 for oral diabetes medications, or $100 for other covered diabetes items. These cost caps apply across various types of health insurance, including private plans, Medicaid, and other state-regulated coverage.