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Bill Aug 28, 2026

An Act amending the act of May 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, in casualty insurance, providing for coverage for treatments to slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.


https://openstates.org/pa/bills/2025-2026/HB2734/
Kyle Mullins State Representative Bryan Cutler State Representative Cosponsor Sean Dougherty State Representative Cosponsor Nikki Rivera State Representative Cosponsor Ben Sanchez State Representative Cosponsor Manny Guzman State Representative Cosponsor Mandy Steele State Representative Cosponsor Pat Harkins State Representative Cosponsor Dan Deasy State Representative Cosponsor Joe Ciresi State Representative Cosponsor Liz Hanbidge State Representative Cosponsor Emily Kinkead State Representative Cosponsor Lisa Borowski State Representative Cosponsor Kristine Howard State Representative Cosponsor Brandon Markosek State Representative Cosponsor Maureen Madden State Representative Cosponsor Steve Malagari State Representative Cosponsor Craig Staats State Representative Cosponsor Gary Day State Representative Cosponsor Bob Merski State Representative Cosponsor Bob Freeman State Representative Cosponsor Dan Williams State Representative Cosponsor Melissa Shusterman State Representative Cosponsor Justin Fleming State Representative Cosponsor Paul Friel State Representative Cosponsor Jenn O'Mara State Representative Cosponsor Michael Stender State Representative Cosponsor Greg Scott State Representative Cosponsor Kyle Donahue State Representative Cosponsor Carol Hill-Evans State Representative Cosponsor Shelby Labs State Representative Cosponsor Lindsay Powell State Representative Cosponsor Eddie Pashinski State Representative Cosponsor Paul Takac State Representative Cosponsor Tina Davis State Representative Cosponsor Dave Madsen State Representative Cosponsor
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