Healy cites insulin cap, expanded coverage and health system stabilizations in address
Governor Healy highlighted a recent law capping some prescription out‑of‑pocket costs at $25 a month, said the administration expanded coverage to 60,000 residents, and credited state action with protecting hospitals and jobs amid Steward Health Care's exit.
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BOSTON — In her State of the Commonwealth address, Governor Maura T. Healey noted recent health care steps: a newly signed law capping certain prescription out‑of‑pocket costs at $25 per month, expanded coverage for roughly 60,000 people and state action to remove Steward Health Care from a role affecting several hospitals.
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