Health Care Purchasing Act: Senate Bill 23 would dictate that insurance products offered for sale in New Mexico or purchased for state employees could not impose a higher coinsurance percentage or copay amount on a consumer for services provided by a chiropractor than for primary care services, defined in each of the bill’s sections as “the first level of basic or general health care for a person’s health needs.” The same requirement is repeated several times, as indicated below, to apply to each form of medical insurance.