Iowa bill would cap insulin costs at $75
The bill would apply to people on state-regulated insurance plans, including private plans and state-provided Medicaid.
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The bill would apply to people on state-regulated insurance plans, including private plans and state-provided Medicaid.
The bill, which advanced out of a Senate subcommittee on Monday, would apply to people on state-regulated health insurance plans, including people with private health insurance and state-provided Medicaid. Uninsured Iowans would not be covered by the bill.
A subcommittee advances the bill for further discussion by the Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee.
What would be an unexpected relief for taxpayers could mean local governments have to scramble to find money for the next budget year.