WV HB4760

Requires health insurance carriers in West Virginia to cover and reimburse costs for dietary supplements and nutrition prescriptions when recommended by a physician and shown to be beneficial to the enrollee's health

Defines "dietary supplement" consistent with the federal Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, including vitamins, minerals, herbs, botanicals, amino acids, probiotics, and other substances in pill, capsule, tablet, liquid, gummy, or powder form

Covers "nutritional wellness and prevention" measures intended to enhance health, improve nutritional intake, strengthen immune function, address specific health needs, and aid in disease resistance

Directs the Insurance Commission to create and maintain an approved list of covered dietary supplements and nutrition prescriptions, with updates required at least annually

Applies to all insurance policies, contracts, and certificates executed, delivered, issued, continued, or renewed in West Virginia