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Sign Up for FORCE NewslettersAt the federal level, the Affordable Care Act requires coverage of certain cancer screenings at no cost to the patient. These screenings are appropriate for people at average risk of cancer. Additional cancer screenings are typically recommended for people with an inherited genetic mutation that increases their cancer risk. Many states have laws requiring coverage of these “supplemental” screenings and other health services for individuals at increased risk of cancer.
Click below to learn about your state’s breast screening law(s). In the coming months, we will add information about laws for other high-risk cancer screenings.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: State legislation is currently in progress. New law likely.
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective October 30, 2023
- Follows National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines
- Coverage of and
- Copay, deductible, and coinsurance apply to services beyond the
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective January 1, 2022, for large employer policies or contracts issued or renewed on or after that date; effective January 1, 2023, for individual and small group policies and contracts issued on or after that date
- Follows National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) or guidelines
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of and with no copays, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of
- Copay, deductible, and coinsurance apply to services beyond the
- Includes most individual and group health plans, and Medicaid
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Follows current medical professional organization guidelines such as the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN)
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of for women of any age with a history of breast cancer or whose mother or sister has/had breast cancer
- Copay, deductible, and coinsurance apply to services beyond the
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Effective January 1, 2026 - law becomes gender-neutral and coverage will extend to Medicaid
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of ONE breast per year for women at increased risk of breast cancer
- Coverage of , if determined medically necessary by a physician
- Copay, deductible, and coinsurance apply to services beyond the
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Currently follows the
Effective January 1, 2025
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Currently follows the
Effective January 1, 2025
- Follows National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans, and Medicaid
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Follows National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) or American Society of Breast Surgeons guidelines
- Copay (not coinsurance or deductible) applies to services beyond the
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective January 1, 2024
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of (including tomosynthesis/3D) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance for individuals at increased risk for breast cancer, defined as:
- a family history with one or more first- or second-degree relatives with breast cancer;
- testing positive for or mutations;
- previous diagnosis of breast cancer
- Coverage of with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective July 1, 2024
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective January 1, 2024
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective 2023
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Follows National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) guidelines version 1.2022
- ONE (additional if necessary), ONE digital breast tomosynthesis/3D , ONE and/or ONE breast each year
- applies to
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective January 1, 2024
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Currently follows the
Effective January 1, 2025
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of mammograms; , , or additional testing as needed after a baseline examination
- applies to services beyond the
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective June 16, 2023
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective September 23, 2022
- Follows guidelines
- Coverage of with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- applies to
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective November 1, 2022
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans, including the State and Education Employees Group Health Insurance Plan
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screenings
- Effective January 1, 2024
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Currently follows the
Effective January 1, 2025
- Coverage of ONE per year with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- applies to
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective January 1, 2024
- Coverage of TWO per year for women at increased risk of breast cancer
- applies to services beyond the
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
- Medicaid coverage effective April 01, 2025
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Currently follows the
Effective January 1, 2026
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
- Effective January 1, 2024
- Coverage of and with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Gender-neutral
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
Breast Screening
This state follows the federal breast cancer screening law:
- Coverage of annual breast cancer (including tomosynthesis/3D ) with no copay, deductible, or coinsurance starting at age 40
- before age 40 and screening with other technologies such as or are not covered by federal law and applies
- Includes most individual and group health plans
- Women only
- For eligible individuals, the Wyoming Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program (WBCCEDP) covers and ultrasounds for high-risk individuals starting at age 18
Note: Coverage with applies to in-network providers and facilities only. Unless explicitly stated, these laws may not apply to Medicaid, Medicare, self-funded, high-deductible, catastrophic, ERISA, federal, or small employer health plans.
Disclaimer: FORCE does its best to reflect information about current laws that benefit the community. The information provided may not be comprehensive and is not a guarantee of coverage. Contact your health plan or state insurance commission for additional information.
Don’t have a known genetic mutation but have dense breasts? Visit DenseBreast-info.org for the latest on state and federal laws related to breast density notification and screening.
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