• Coverage for Individuals with Diabetes (HB53)

Delivery of Necessary Diabetic Supplies

HB 53 strengthens diabetes-related requirements for New Mexico health insurers by mandating consistent coverage of diabetes supplies, equipment, appliances, and self-management and nutrition therapy, while ensuring timely delivery of these medically necessary resources. It requires insurers to maintain adequate supplier networks, monitor delivery performance, and reimburse members when delays force them to pay out of pocket, including interest on late payments. The bill also establishes a quarterly statutory data call requiring insurers to report reimbursement demands, delivery failures, and related complaints to the Office of the Superintendent of Insurance.


Diabetic Supplies Resources

Reporting period: The Health Plans are required to submit on a quarterly basis. This report is due by the 30th day of the month following the end of the reporting quarter. If a report due date falls on a weekend or a State of New Mexico holiday, receipt of the report the next business day is acceptable. Please adhere to the following reporting periods and due dates:

Quarter

Reporting Period

Report Due Date

1

January 1 – March 31

April 30

2

April 1 – June 30

July 30

3

July 1- September 30

October 30

4

October 1 – December 31

January 30

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