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Washington state-regulated health plans must cover certain reproductive health services and birth control.
You have protections in Washington state against receiving surprise bills for emergency care or certain behavioral health services.
Abortion has been legal in Washington state since 1970. All state-regulated health plans must cover it if they also cover maternity services.
If Washington state regulates your health plan, you or your medical provider can ask to get coverage for prescription drugs your plan doesn't usually cover.
Understanding the claims process can help save you time and avoid frustration.
Health insurance helps pay your medical bills when you seek care. Knowing what your options are can help save you time, money and frustration.
We review all policies and rate requests for individual and small group plans in Washington state.
If you have an issue with your insurer, you'll need to know what type of health plan you have so you can go to the right source for help.
There are different types of health plans offered by employers, and it’s important to understand how they impact your health insurance rights.
Tribal members have multiple options for health care coverage.
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Reproductive and birth control health rights
Washington state-regulated health plans must cover certain reproductive health services and birth control.
Women's health insurance rights
State law ensures access to women's health providers for maternity, reproductive, gynecological and preventive care, with many services at no extra cost.
Essential health benefits benchmark plan
We reviewed our state’s Essential Health Benefits (EHB) benchmark health plan to decide whether to ask the federal government for approval to update the plan.
Appealing a health insurance denial
When your health insurer says no to a treatment or a bill dispute, that doesn't have to be the final word. You have the right to appeal the decision.