Individuals with genetic disorders identified through Newborn Screening Programs often require Modified Low Protein Foods (MLPFs), medical foods, dietary supplements, or other dietary treatments as well as enteral feeding supplies. However, because of the wide-ranging funding mechanisms across states, coverage for these categories of products and supplies varies based on type of insurance coverage (e.g., public or private), type of health plan (e.g., individual, group, HMO), and any coverage and/or related services that Title V or other state programs may provide. With support from the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics, the Catalyst Center has updated a  State Statutes and Regulations on Dietary Treatment of Disorders Identified through Newborn Screening  chart that provides information about state-specific legislation that mandates the coverage of medically necessary foods by employer-sponsored health insurance, Medicaid, and coverage and related services funded by other state programs such as WIC, Title V, or relief funds.