New Mexico Caps Cost-Sharing for Diabetes Supplies, Breast Exams, and STI Treatment

New Mexico is capping cost-sharing for certain services in state-regulated plans, including diabetes supplies, breast cancer screening exams, and sexually transmitted infection (STI) treatment, reports Source NM. State-regulated plans will be required to provide basic diabetes care and supplies alongside a $25 cap on a 30-day supply of insulin. In addition, cost-sharing is eliminated for diagnostic breast exams and prevention and treatment for STIs. Cancer biomarker testing must now also be covered by insurance, though cost-sharing is allowed.