Early Access to Screening Act
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Summary
The Early Access to Screening Act amends Medicare, Medicaid, and private health insurance laws to require no-cost coverage of annual screening mammography for women age 30 and older, beginning January 1, 2026. Under Medicare, the bill eliminates cost-sharing for eligible screening mammograms and limits coverage to one screening per 12-month period. Medicaid is required to cover annual screening mammography for individuals over age 29 without cost-sharing, and private group health plans and individual health insurance must provide the same coverage at no cost to the patient.
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