PHOENIX (AP) — The Arizona Senate has passed a bill that would allow out-of-state health insurance companies to issue policies in Arizona.
The bill allows insurers licensed by Arizona to drop specific mandated coverage if an out-of-state company doesn't provide the mandated coverage in a policy issued in Arizona.
The state's coverage mandates include minimum allowed hospital stays for women giving birth and access to treatments for autism.
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