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January 2026
Federal Recommendations and the California and Federal Preventive Services Benefit Mandates
Scenic picture of U.S. Capitol Building.

This resource identifies potential overlap between the federal benefit mandate requiring health insurance coverage of some preventive services and California state benefit mandates.

Resource
Benefit mandates
Preventive Services
State and Federal Law
AB 144 Health Trailer Bill and California Vaccine Recommendations
Nuts and Bolts
Benefit mandates
Preventive Services
State and Federal Law
Preventive Services in California
Nuts and Bolts
Preventive Services
101 Series
August 2018
Universal Lead Screening Requirement: A California Case Study
Colorful test tube with red liquid labelled with "Lead (Pb) - Test" next to a needle, 3 test tubes with varying colors, and a stethoscope on top of a paper with green text.

This response addresses a letter to the editor entry regarding CHBRP'S analysis of Assembly Bill (AB) 1316 Childhood Lead Poisoning: Prevention. 

External Publication
Preventive Services
State and Federal Law
June 2012
Immunization Mandates, Benchmark Plan Choices, and Essential Health Benefits
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This issue brief provides an example of how state benefit mandates could exceed Essential Health Benefits (EHBs) and how evidence-based analysis may inform discussions of whether to keep or repeal state benefit mandates that exceed EHBs, specifically looking at immunization coverage requirements.

Issue Brief
Preventive Services
Health Insurance Coverage
State and Federal Law
June 2012
Mammography Mandates, Benchmark Plan Choices, and Essential Health Benefits
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This issue brief demonstrates how state benefit mandates may exceed Essential Health Benefits (EHBs) and how evidence-based analysis of the impacts of such mandates may inform discussions of whether to keep or repeal them.

Issue Brief
Preventive Services
Health Insurance Coverage