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News|Articles|February 4, 2025
Braidwood Case Headed to Supreme Court, Coverage for Preventive Care in Jeopardy
Author(s)Julia Bonavitacola
Insurance coverage of preventive care is on the line as Braidwood Management v Becerra moves to the Supreme Court this year.
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Changes to the ways that preventive care is covered by insurance may be in the cards as the Braidwood Management v Becerra case makes it way to the Supreme Court this year. The decision could erode mandates that guarantee coverage of both HIV and oncology preventive treatments, leaving many to reevaluate how they get their medication and their screening services.
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