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The Kids Mental Bill
Kids' mental health visits would be free of co‑pay charges
Insurers prohibition from requiring co-payments for children's mental health services
Good for everyday people ·
The bill would stop insurers from charging co‑pays for children’s mental‑health visits, letting families get care without paying extra out‑of‑pocket.
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If passed, families could get mental health care for kids without extra fees, but insurers may raise premiums to cover the cost.
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- Prohibits insurers from requiring co‑payments for children's mental‑health services.
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