DOVER, Del. (AP) -- Delaware is joining 19 other states in enacting laws requiring health insurers to provide coverage for prosthetic care that is equal to coverage offered for other medical services.
Supporters say such prosthetic parity laws reduce spending on physical rehabilitation and future complications associated with limb loss, and that prosthetic devices enable people who have lost
limbs to continue working and living productive lives.
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