The state has more than three dozen mandated health care and the government has just been added to this number according to The Boston Herald .
Recently, a law was passed to create new coverage mandates for postpartum depression. In addition, the expansion of coverage of infantile autism was passed by the Massachusetts legislature, which will probably double premiums of $ 34 million to $ 68 million each year.
Representative Barbara L'Italien suggested that if children are treated early autism, it may end up saving money over the long term before their condition deteriorates. And believes that consumers will see an increase of 83 percent on their monthly premiums.
Yet small businesses are those most affected by the costs of mandatory health care than larger firms typically provide health insurance plans that are regulated by federal mandates - no the state.
The lawmakers said the new draft law on autism will allow health insurance companies to withdraw to offer coverage for autism if they have evidence that premium costs will increase more than one percent.
There "will be difficult for insurance companies to keep covering the most expensive health procedures as they face mandatory price caps imposed by lawmakers in Massachusetts. Sooner or later, something" is going to have to give somewhere along the line.
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