Prohibits the termination of coverage for rehabilitation services solely because of a failure to demonstrate measurable improvement in the applicable condition

Summary

The bill would stop health insurers in New York from terminating rehabilitation services solely on the basis that the patient has not demonstrated a measurable improvement in their condition. It aims to protect patients who need ongoing therapy even if progress is not immediately quantifiable. The measure is currently referred to the Insurance Committee.

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