State of Utah

Utah Insulin Cap (HB 207, 2026 update)

Two-tier insulin cap on state-regulated commercial plans: $10/30-day low-tier and $35/30-day high-tier, inflation-adjusted (PEHP-indexed).

Application requiredCommercial insurance only

What you need to enroll

Application required

Fill out an application — income or residency documents may be needed. Approval typically takes 1–2 weeks. You'll need an active prescription to use the program once you're approved.

Your estimated copay

$35per 30-day fill

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Covered medications

Any insulin covered by your plan 30-day supply

Am I eligible?

Need a prescription?: Yes — written by a licensed prescriber for the medications below.
Insurance required?: Commercial insurance only. Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and VA are not eligible.
State restrictions?: Only available in UT.
Income limits?: No income test.

Accepted

Utah residents on a state-regulated commercial plan
Auto-applied — no application required

Not accepted

Out-of-state residents
Self-funded ERISA employer plans
Medicare Part D, Medicaid, federal plans

How to apply

Present your insurance card at the pharmacy — the $30 cap is auto-applied if your plan is state-regulated
If billed more than $30, ask your insurer whether your plan is state-regulated or a self-insured ERISA plan
If denied on a state-regulated plan, file a complaint with the Utah Insurance Department

Using it at the pharmacy

No card needed — Utah HB 207 caps insulin at $30/30-day on state-regulated plans automatically.

Terms & limits

Fills per year: 12 fills per year, per covered drug

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No application required. Self-insured ERISA plans are exempt — those are federally regulated. Uninsured or high-deductible Utah residents should look at the Utah Insulin Savings Program (listed below).

Be first when we launch — we'll save these matches and remind you to renew.

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