AR HB2022

Adds definition of "breast ultrasound" as an imaging technique using high-frequency sound waves to screen for and diagnose breast disease such as cancer

Requires Arkansas insurance companies, HMOs, and health service corporations to offer screening mammography and breast ultrasound coverage as essential health benefits, including baseline mammograms for women ages 35-40 and annual mammograms for women age 50 and older

Mandates insurance policies cannot impose copayments or deductibles for screening mammograms, though breast ultrasounds may be subject to applicable copayments but not deductibles

Repeals previous requirement that insurers pay minimum $50 per screening mammogram with specified professional and technical component payments

Clarifies that coverage for screening mammograms and breast ultrasounds does not prejudice coverage for diagnostic mammograms or ultrasounds recommended by a woman's physician