Ohio Code § 3923.56

§ 3923.56.

(A) Notwithstanding section 3901.71 of the Revised Code , each employee benefit plan established or maintained in this state on or after the

effective date of this amendment that provides coverage for family members of the

employee shall provide, with respect to that coverage, that any benefits applicable

for children shall include benefits for child health supervision services from the

moment of birth until age nine. (B) A plan that provides the benefits described in division (A) of this section may limit

the benefits to cover only the expenses of child health supervision services that

are performed by one physician or by a health care professional under the supervision

of one physician during the course of any one visit. (C) Copayments and deductibles shall be reasonable and shall not be a barrier to the

necessary utilization of child health supervision services by covered persons. (D) Benefits for child health supervision services that are provided to a child during

the period from birth to age one shall not exceed a maximum limit of five hundred

dollars, including benefits for the hearing screening required by the program established

under section 3701.504 of the Revised Code .  The benefits for the hearing screening shall not exceed a maximum limit of seventy-five

dollars.  Benefits for child health supervision services that are provided to a child during

any year thereafter shall not exceed a maximum limit of one hundred fifty dollars

per year.