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Are insurance companies required to pay for one pap smear a year in Pennsylvania?

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Are insurance companies required to pay for one pap smear a year in Pennsylvania?

  • Category: Insurance
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  • State: Pennsylvania

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Pap smears are required to be covered in PA.

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Yes, you can request a Pap smear every year. However, whether it will be covered by insurance depends on the medical necessity as determined by your healthcare provider. If deemed necessary, insurance typically covers one Pap smear annually.

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