Revise laws related to prior authorization for psychiatric medications

Bill LC 3270 aimed to revise the prior authorization requirements for psychiatric medications, which are processes health insurance plans use to approve coverage before dispensing certain drugs. The bill would have directly affected patients seeking psychiatric care and healthcare providers who navigate these insurance approvals. However, the bill died in process on May 27, 2025, after being drafted but never advancing to a vote, meaning no changes to current authorization rules were implemented.