2. Ms. Y, aged 32, is covered by a health insurance plan that covers mammograms for plan members starting at age 40, but covers them at age 30 for individuals with a high risk of breast cancer. Ms. Y has a strong family history of breast cancer and has had a genetic test for breast cancer and carries a BRCA1 gene mutation. Can the health insurance plan require that she submit her genetic test results and/or her family medical history as evidence of high risk breast cancer, in order to have a clam for a mammogram paid? Why or why not?
