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HB 1072 Sater Establishes the Volunteer Health Services Act to allow certain licensed health professionals to provide services without additional licensure requirements.

HB 1134 Scharnhorst Limits the copayment, coinsurance, or deductible imposed by a health insurer for physical therapy services by a licensed physical therapist to that for services provided by a primary care physician or osteopath.

HB 1193 Frederick Establishes the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Act to monitor the prescribing and dispensing of controlled substance.

HB 1283 Barnes Prohibits any person less than 15 years of age from using a tanning device.

HB 1333 Sater Modifies provisions relating to vision checks in schools.

HB 1339 Wells Removes the June 30, 2012 expiration date of the provisions requiring every child enrolling in kindergarten or first grade in a public school to receive one comprehensive vision examination.

HB 1352 Schupp Repeals the Indoor Clean Air Act and establishes new laws regarding smoking in public places.

HB 1371 Weter Changes the requirements for collaborative practice arrangements.

HB 1372 Jones-117 Changes the laws regarding the dispensing of controlled substances and establishes the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Act.

HB 1450 Bernskoetter Changes the laws regarding the electronic transmission of prescriptions and pharmacy benefit managers.

HB 1471 Frederick Changes the requirements for investigation of tuberculosis cases.

HB 1475
Cross Requires the parent or guardian of any person younger than 17 years of age prior to the minor using a tanning device in a tanning facility to appear in person giving consent to the minor's use of a device.

HB 1490 Frederick Requires a health carrier to credential a health care professional within 60 days of receiving a completed application and to pay the practitioner for treatment services pending approval.

HB 1491 Haefner Requires a mandatory reporter of child abuse and neglect to make a report and removes the option of causing a report to be made.

HB 1529 Jones-117 Restricts the authority of radiology benefit managers to deny diagnostic testing ordered and recommended by a licensed physician.

HB 1533 Schoeller Requires licensed chiropractors to be reimbursed under the MO HealthNet Program for providing services currently covered and within the scope of chiropractic practice.

HB 1565 Cauthorn Requires mandatory reporters of child abuse to report only while working or acting in their official capacity and allows, but does not require, reporting when they are off duty.

HB 1622 Jones-117 Establishes the criteria for advertisements for health care services.

HB 1663 Kirkton Authorizes advanced practice registered nurses in a collaborative practice arrangement with a licensed physician to determine whether restraint of a patient in a mental health facility is necessary.

HB 1670 Day Requires only persons younger than 21 years of age to wear protective headgear when operating or riding as a passenger on any motorcycle or motortricycle.

HB 1678 Long Changes the laws regarding midwifery.

HB 1699 Schad Establishes crimes for the failure to report illegal conduct regarding prescription medications.

HB 1816 White Requires health carriers to provide Internet access to its standard fee schedules, prohibits carriers from refusing to contract with any willing providers, and changes the requirements for provider referrals.

HB 1827 Richardson Establishes the Missouri Electronic Prior Authorization Committee and pilot program.

HB 1990 Phillips Requires all parents and legal guardians of children less than seven years of age to be informed of the ingredients contained in vaccinations prior to the administration of the vaccination.

HB 1996 Weter Modifies the laws relating to advanced practice registered nurses and collaborative practice arrangements.

HB 2035 Swearingen Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle.

HB 2040 Johnson Specifies that the requirement that every person operating or riding on a motorcycle on any state highway wear protective headgear will not apply from August 1 through August 21 of each year.

HB 2052 Johnson Allows persons 21 years of age or older to operate motorcycles without protective headgear when certain requirements are met and a helmet-free endorsement is issued.

HB 2094 Frederick Changes the requirements for supervision of physician assistants.

HB 2103 Leach Prohibits political subdivisions from enacting ordinances which ban electronic cigarettes and exempts businesses which derive at least 60% of their retail sales from alcohol, tobacco products, and entertainment.

HJR 69 Funderburk Proposes a constitutional amendment phasing out the state individual income tax and replaces the current sales and use tax with a sales tax on retail sales of new personal property and services.

SB 440 Engler Subjects 383 malpractice associations to stricter surplus and solvency regulations.

SB 464   Schaaf Prohibits the establishment and operation of health insurance exchanges in Missouri unless certain criteria are met.

SB 505   Wright-Jones Requires health carriers to devote a certain percentage of health insurance premiums to be used for the payment of health care services.

SB 511   Schaaf Provides that no amendments shall be made to the Missouri State Medicaid Plan without first obtaining approval from the Joint Committee on MO HealthNet.

SB 512 Schaaf Prohibits restrictive physician employment contracts.

SB 515 Schaaf Requires director of the Department of Insurance to prescribe by rule uniform application forms for group health insurance policies.

SB 516 Schaaf Modifies provisions regarding gubernatorial appointments.

SB 519 Schaaf Requires health carriers to provide Internet access to its standard fee schedules and prohibits carriers from refusing to contract with providers willing to meet certain provider participation terms and conditions.

SB 526 Schaaf Requires health carriers to credential health care professionals within 60 calendar days of receipt of complete application.

SB 529   Schaaf Prohibits hospitals from requiring physicians to agree to make patient referrals as a condition of receiving medical staff privileges.

SB 534 Schaaf Prohibits insurers from denying reimbursement for providing diagnostic imaging services based solely on the specialty or professional board certification of a licensed physician.

SB 544 Chappelle-Nadal Licenses clinical laboratory personnel.

SB 550 Schaaf Requires certain state agencies to update and verify the accuracy of the information on the respective websites, as the websites pertain to health care.

SB 560 Ridgeway Prohibits the establishment and operation of health insurance exchanges in Missouri unless certain criteria are met.

SB 565 Schaaf Increases the membership of the Missouri Health Insurance Pool from 9 members to 13 members by adding 2 members of the Senate and 2 members of the House of Representatives.

SB 608 Wasson Establishes the Missouri health Insurance Exchange, the "Direct Payment Stop Loss Fund", and creates administrative procedure to collect unpaid medical claims.

SB 641 Pearce Repeals the June 30, 2012 sunset clause for the Children's Vision Examination Program.

SB 649 Ridgeway Reauthorizes and revises the Children's Vision Examination Program and Commission.

SB 664 Chappelle-Nadal Enacts a state-wide smoking ban.

SB 674
Schaaf Requires insured to only pay usual and customary retail price of a prescription drug where the retail price is less than the applicable co-payment.

SB 678 Schaaf Requires certain health care facilities to report adverse health events to the Department of helath and Senior Services.

SB 679 Dixon Modifies the laws relating to advanced practice registered nurses and collaborative practice arrangements.

SB 707 Cunningham Restricts the authority of radiology benefit managers to deny diagnostic testing ordered and recommended by a physician.

SB 710 Engler Establishes a Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.

SB 716 Schaaf Prohibits agreements between health carriers and health care providers from containing Most Favored Nation Clauses.

SB 742 Brown Requires health carriers to credential a health care practitioner within 60 days of receiving a completed application.

SB 743 Brown Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motor tricycle

SB 750 Schmitt Modifies provisions relating to advertisements by health care providers and delegation of authority.

SB 812 Schaefer Establishes the Missouri Electronic Prior Authorization Committee and pilot program.

SB 830 Wasson Modifies provisions relating to physician assistant supervision.

SB 880 Wasson Modifies provisions relating to physician assistant supervision during declared emergencies.

SB 886 Engler Subjects 383 malpractice associations to stricter surplus and solvency regulations.

SB 896 Schaefer Requires the General Assembly to consider youth smoking statistics when appropriating money from the Life Sciences Research fund.

SJR 34 Purgason Replaces all taxes on income with a sales and use tax.

SJR 35 Ridgeway Replaces all taxes on income with a sales and use taxes that are capped at certain rates.

SJR 39 Cunningham Prohibits laws interfering with freedom of choice in health care.

TIER I:
HB 1072	Sater	Establishes the Volunteer Health Services Act to allow certain licensed health professionals to provide services without additional licensure requirements.
HB 1134	Scharnhorst	Limits the copayment, coinsurance, or deductible imposed by a health insurer for physical therapy services by a licensed physical therapist to that for services provided by a primary care physician or osteopath.
HB 1193	Frederick	Establishes the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Act to monitor the prescribing and dispensing of controlled substance.
HB 1283	Barnes	Prohibits any person less than 15 years of age from using a tanning device.
HB 1333	Sater	Modifies provisions relating to vision checks in schools.
HB 1339	Wells	Removes the June 30, 2012 expiration date of the provisions requiring every child enrolling in kindergarten or first grade in a public school to receive one comprehensive vision examination.
HB 1352	Schupp	Repeals the Indoor Clean Air Act and establishes new laws regarding smoking in public places.
HB 1371	Weter	Changes the requirements for collaborative practice arrangements.
HB 1372	Jones-117	Changes the laws regarding the dispensing of controlled substances and establishes the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Act.
HB 1450	Bernskoetter	Changes the laws regarding the electronic transmission of prescriptions and pharmacy benefit managers.
HB 1471	Frederick	Changes the requirements for investigation of tuberculosis cases.
HB 1475	Cross	Requires the parent or guardian of any person younger than 17 years of age prior to the minor using a tanning device in a tanning facility to appear in person giving consent to the minor's use of a device.
HB 1490	Frederick	Requires a health carrier to credential a health care professional within 60 days of receiving a completed application and to pay the practitioner for treatment services pending approval.
HB 1491	Haefner	Requires a mandatory reporter of child abuse and neglect to make a report and removes the option of causing a report to be made.
HB 1529	Jones-117	Restricts the authority of radiology benefit managers to deny diagnostic testing ordered and recommended by a licensed physician.
HB 1533	Schoeller	Requires licensed chiropractors to be reimbursed under the MO HealthNet Program for providing services currently covered and within the scope of chiropractic practice.
HB 1565	Cauthorn	Requires mandatory reporters of child abuse to report only while working or acting in their official capacity and allows, but does not require, reporting when they are off duty.
HB 1622	Jones-117	Establishes the criteria for advertisements for health care services.
HB 1663	Kirkton	Authorizes advanced practice registered nurses in a collaborative practice arrangement with a licensed physician to determine whether restraint of a patient in a mental health facility is necessary.
HB 1670	Day	Requires only persons younger than 21 years of age to wear protective headgear when operating or riding as a passenger on any motorcycle or motortricycle.
HB 1678	Long	Changes the laws regarding midwifery.
HB 1699	Schad	Establishes crimes for the failure to report illegal conduct regarding prescription medications.
HB 1816	White	Requires health carriers to provide Internet access to its standard fee schedules, prohibits carriers from refusing to contract with any willing providers, and changes the requirements for provider referrals.
HB 1827	Richardson	Establishes the Missouri Electronic Prior Authorization Committee and pilot program.
HB 1990	Phillips	Requires all parents and legal guardians of children less than seven years of age to be informed of the ingredients contained in vaccinations prior to the administration of the vaccination.
HB 1996	Weter	Modifies the laws relating to advanced practice registered nurses and collaborative practice arrangements.
HB 2035	Swearingen	Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle.
HB 2040	Johnson	Specifies that the requirement that every person operating or riding on a motorcycle on any state highway wear protective headgear will not apply from August 1 through August 21 of each year.
HB 2052	Johnson	Allows persons 21 years of age or older to operate motorcycles without protective headgear when certain requirements are met and a helmet-free endorsement is issued.
HB 2094	Frederick	Changes the requirements for supervision of physician assistants.
HB 2103	Leach	Prohibits political subdivisions from enacting ordinances which ban electronic cigarettes and exempts businesses which derive at least 60% of their retail sales from alcohol, tobacco products, and entertainment.
HJR 69	Funderburk	Proposes a constitutional amendment phasing out the state individual income tax and replaces the current sales and use tax with a sales tax on retail sales of new personal property and services.
SB 440	Engler	Subjects 383 malpractice associations to stricter surplus and solvency regulations.
SB 464	Schaaf	Prohibits the establishment and operation of health insurance exchanges in Missouri unless certain criteria are met.
SB 505	Wright-Jones	Requires health carriers to devote a certain percentage of health insurance premiums to be used for the payment of health care services.
SB 511	Schaaf	Provides that no amendments shall be made to the Missouri State Medicaid Plan without first obtaining approval from the Joint Committee on MO HealthNet.
SB 512	Schaaf	Prohibits restrictive physician employment contracts.
SB 515	Schaaf	Requires director of the Department of Insurance to prescribe by rule uniform application forms for group health insurance policies.
SB 516	Schaaf	Modifies provisions regarding gubernatorial appointments.
SB 519	Schaaf	Requires health carriers to provide Internet access to its standard fee schedules and prohibits carriers from refusing to contract with providers willing to meet certain provider participation terms and conditions.
SB 526	Schaaf	Requires health carriers to credential health care professionals within 60 calendar days of receipt of complete application.
SB 529	Schaaf	Prohibits hospitals from requiring physicians to agree to make patient referrals as a condition of receiving medical staff privileges.
SB 534	Schaaf	Prohibits insurers from denying reimbursement for providing diagnostic imaging services based solely on the specialty or professional board certification of a licensed physician.
SB 544	Chappelle-Nadal	Licenses clinical laboratory personnel.
SB 550	Schaaf	Requires certain state agencies to update and verify the accuracy of the information on the respective websites, as the websites pertain to health care.
SB 560	Ridgeway	Prohibits the establishment and operation of health insurance exchanges in Missouri unless certain criteria are met.
SB 565	Schaaf	Increases the membership of the Missouri Health Insurance Pool from 9 members to 13 members by adding 2 members of the Senate and 2 members of the House of Representatives.
SB 608	Wasson	Establishes the Missouri health Insurance Exchange, the "Direct Payment Stop Loss Fund", and creates administrative procedure to collect unpaid medical claims.
SB 641	Pearce	Repeals the June 30, 2012 sunset clause for the Children's Vision Examination Program.
SB 649	Ridgeway	Reauthorizes and revises the Children's Vision Examination Program and Commission.
SB 664	Chappelle-Nadal	Enacts a state-wide smoking ban.
SB 674	Schaaf	Requires insured to only pay usual and customary retail price of a prescription drug where the retail price is less than the applicable co-payment.
SB 678	Schaaf	Requires certain health care facilities to report adverse health events to the Department of helath and Senior Services.
SB 679	Dixon	Modifies the laws relating to advanced practice registered nurses and collaborative practice arrangements.
SB 707	Cunningham	Restricts the authority of radiology benefit managers to deny diagnostic testing ordered and recommended by a physician.
SB 710	Engler	Establishes a Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.
SB 716	Schaaf	Prohibits agreements between health carriers and health care providers from containing Most Favored Nation Clauses.
SB 742	Brown	Requires health carriers to credential a health care practitioner within 60 days of receiving a completed application.
SB 743	Brown	Exempts motorcyclists age 21 and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motor tricycle
SB 750	Schmitt	Modifies provisions relating to advertisements by health care providers and delegation of authority.
SB 812	Schaefer	Establishes the Missouri Electronic Prior Authorization Committee and pilot program.
SB 830	Wasson	Modifies provisions relating to physician assistant supervision.
SB 880	Wasson	Modifies provisions relating to physician assistant supervision during declared emergencies.
SB 886	Engler	Subjects 383 malpractice associations to stricter surplus and solvency regulations.
SB 896	Schaefer	Requires the General Assembly to consider youth smoking statistics when appropriating money from the Life Sciences Research fund.
SJR 34	Purgason	Replaces all taxes on income with a sales and use tax.
SJR 35	Ridgeway	Replaces all taxes on income with a sales and use taxes that are capped at certain rates.
SJR 39	Cunningham	Prohibits laws interfering with freedom of choice in health care.