In 19 states, insurance companies are required to cover autism treatments. In the states where this isn't the case, doctors and patient advocates are increasing the pressure on insurance companies to cover the sometimes costly condition.
WQOW TV in Eau Claire, Wis., recently ran a story about this issue. Wisconsin is one of the many states [...]
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