AK SB276

Requires health insurers in Alaska to cover prescription contraceptives and related medical services (consultations, examinations, procedures for prescribing, dispensing, inserting, or removing contraceptive drugs and devices)

Prohibits copayments or deductibles for contraceptive coverage, except as needed to maintain high-deductible health plan eligibility for HSA tax deductions under 26 U.S.C. 223

Mandates insurers reimburse for 12-month supplies of prescription contraceptives and prohibits restricting access through step therapy, prior authorization, or other medical management techniques that limit choice

Extends contraceptive coverage requirements to municipal employee health plans, state employee group insurance (including self-insured plans), and Alaska Medicaid recipients

Exempts religious employers meeting IRS criteria under 26 U.S.C. 6033(a)(3)(A)(i) or (iii) from coverage requirements, provided they disclose opposed contraceptives to prospective and current enrollees annually