The Missouri health insurance autism senate bill, sponsored by Scott Rupp would require state regulated Missouri health insurance policies to cover up to $72,000 a year in treatment for autism until a person turned 21.
Businesses with fewer than 50 employees could seek exemptions. Support for a compromise exempting businesses with fewer than 25 employees is in discussion. That cutoff would exempt about 223,000 Missourians who work for small businesses.
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