Advocates of West Virginia children with autism want to the make the most of the state's new law requiring some insurance coverage for their treatment.<\/p>\n
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Advocates of West Virginia children with autism want to the make the most of the state's new law requiring some insurance coverage for their treatment. <\/p>\n
That's why they're holding a summit July 13 at Stonewall Jackson Resort in Lewis County. They hope to help parents learn about, obtain and then use this coverage for their children. <\/p>\n
The summit is also for treatment providers and representatives of the insurance companies and programs that will provide the coverage. <\/p>\n
Scheduled speakers include several officials who helped launch autism insurance coverage in other states. <\/p>\n
The Mountaineer Autism Project is a summit sponsor along with Training and Resources for Autism Insurance Navigation in West Virginia. TRAIN WV is a project funded by a Benedum Foundation grant devoted to creating statewide access to autism care. <\/p>\n
Read more in Monday's Charleston Gazette. <\/p>\n
That's why they're holding a summit July 13 at Stonewall Jackson Resort in Lewis County. They hope to help parents learn about, obtain and then use this coverage for their children. <\/p>\n
The summit is also for treatment providers and representatives of the insurance companies and programs that will provide the coverage. <\/p>\n
Scheduled speakers include several officials who helped launch autism insurance coverage in other states. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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