Contraceptive coverage grows, but significant challenges remain
Hayden, G.
Managed Care Interface 18 Suppl A: 13-19
2005
ISSN/ISBN: 1096-5645 PMID: 15682626 Document Number: 257111
Coverage for women's health care in general, and contraception in particular, is included in most health insurance plans. Twenty-one states mandate equal coverage between men and women, but not all Food and Drug Administration-approved approaches are reimbursed. In addition, some employers opt out, despite landmark rulings.
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