Bi State Primary Care
2025 Legislative Bill Tracking
Sunday, December 07, 2025 4:18 PM
| Bill | Bill Title & Upcoming Hearings | Sponsor | Status | Priority/Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 233 | (new Title) Requiring Meetings Of The New Hampshire Vaccine Association to Be Audio and Video Recorded and Published On Its Website Within 48 Hours. The bill aims to improve transparency regarding vaccination products and meetings, but it faced some opposition, particularly regarding the role of the vaccination association and the feasibility of recording Zoom meetings. Further discussions and clarifications are expected, and the potential for a subcommittee review is still uncertain.Patrick Miller and Mark McCue, who oppose the bill, provided testimony. McCue explained the limited role of the vaccination association, noting it operates as a public-private partnership to save costs (around 30%) but plays a minimal role in vaccination requirements. Patick made several attempts at pointing out the Vax Association was essentially a "go-through"/ fiscal agent to purchasing vaccines at discounted pricing. By meeting via zoom, anyone in the public can attend, they posting meeting minutes, and answer questions in a reasonable amount of time. |
 *Rep. Barbara Comtois 07-RRep. David Love 13-R Rep. Jonah Wheeler 33-D Rep. Judy Aron 04-R Rep. Kelley Potenza 19-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R | Committee Report: Inexpedient to Legislate; Vote 5-0; CC; 01/07/2026 (10/13) | |
| SB 138 | (second New Title) Relative to Record Requests By Health Care Providers. |  *Sen. Tim McGough 11-RRep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. John Potucek 13-R Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Lilli Walsh 15-R Rep. Susan Porcelli 19-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | Signed by the Governor on 07/15/2025; Chapter 0233; Effective 09/13/2025 (7/22) | |
| SB 187 | Adopting The Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact. |  *Sen. Tara Reardon 15-DRep. Sheila Seidel 29-R Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Sen. Timothy Lang 02-R | Committee Report: Referred to Interim Study, 01/07/2026, Vote 3-2 (10/13) | |
| HB 2 | Relative to State Fees, Funds, Revenues, and Expenditures. |  *Rep. Kenneth Weyler 14-RRep. Dan McGuire 14-R Rep. Jess Edwards 31-R Rep. Keith Erf 28-R | Signed by Governor Ayotte 06/27/2025; Chapter 141; 7/01/2025 (6/30) | |
| HB 70 | Relative to The Use Of Electronic Medical Records. | *Rep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R | Inexpedient to Legislate, MA, VV === BILL KILLED ===; 05/08/2025 (5/8) | |
| HB 72 | Extending The Commission to Study Telehealth Services. Edwards introduced the bill and noted this is the same bill as in previous years except for the adding language on line 8 and 14. Previous study commission was heavily influenced by Covid and the committee did not feel the study and data was skewed and limited due to the environment during the year of the study. There was some committee discussion about integrating this bill with other technology study committees. Edwards advised that this would be separate and more focused on access, cost and quality of care. NAMI provided testimony in support. No opposition. If passed committee would produce a report in 6/2026 HB 72, extending the commission to study telehealth services. OUGHT TO PASS. Rep. David Nagel for Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs. It is the majority opinion of the Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee that one of the most important medical innovations to come of out of the recent COVID pandemic was the advent of telemedicine as a means of providing increased access for patients to medical care, especially for those with transportation challenges. The committee realizes this modality of care is evolving and being challenged by changes in federal policy. Therefore, it is critical the state remain in an adaptive mode. The Telemedicine Commission is critical for allowing the state to do this important work. Furthermore, the committee is pleased to see the legislation refers to synchronization with federal policy. The committee also appreciates the passion this commission brings to this important work and is pleased to encourage their endeavor by supporting this legislation. Vote 17-1. |
 *Rep. Jess Edwards 31-RRep. Jennifer Mandelbaum 21-D Rep. William Palmer 02-D | Signed by Governor Ayotte 05/08/2025; Chapter 5; eff. I. Sec 3 eff 6/30/2026 II. Rem eff 5/8/2025 (5/8) | |
| HB 94 | Relative to Coverage Of Circumcision Under The State Medicaid Plan. |  *Rep. Julius Soti 35-RRep. Daniel Popovici-Muller 17-R Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R Rep. Ellen Read 10-D Rep. Jason Osborne 02-R Rep. Kelley Potenza 19-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R | Inexpedient to Legislate, MA, VV === BILL KILLED ===; 04/17/2025 (4/17) | |
| HB 190 | Relative to Therapeutic Cannabis Possession Limits. |  *Rep. Heath Howard 04-DRep. Alissandra Murray 20-D Rep. Erica Layon 13-R Rep. Jodi Newell 04-D Rep. Suzanne Vail 06-D Rep. Tom Mannion 01-R Rep. Wendy Thomas 12-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | Inexpedient to Legislate, Senate Rule 3-23, 10/31/2025 (11/3) | |
| HB 191 | (new Title) Providing Criminal and Civil Penalties For The Transporting Of An Unemancipated Minor In Order to Obtain A Surgical Procedure Without Parental Permission. Lots of opposition-many cited this bill traps young girls and control their bodies. There was arguments made around the fundamental right to travel to different states, what would enforcement look like, constitutional violations, the criminal and civil penalties for providing health care services, forces young girls to seek dangerous alternatives, removes MD's and others from providing care, requiring a "notarized" consent violates privacy and HIPPA. Points were made that suicide is the leading cause of death for girls under the age of 18. Vast majority of teens involve parents in these decision and Parental notification has been in law for well over a decade. |
 *Rep. Glenn Cordelli 07-RRep. Lisa Freeman 08-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Rep. Sheila Seidel 29-R Rep. Susan DeRoy 03-R Rep. Terry Roy 31-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R Sen. Ruth Ward 08-R | Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2025-3084s, 01/07/2026, Vote 3-2 (11/3) | |
| HB 223 | Relative to Licensing Requirements For Health Care Facilities That Operate Within 15 Miles Of A Critical Access Hospital. |  *Rep. Mark McLean 15-RRep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | Inexpedient to Legislate, Senate Rule 3-23, 10/31/2025 (11/3) | |
| HB 230 | Relative to The Adoption Of Public Health Ordinances By Municipalities. |  *Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia 03-RRep. Diane Pauer 36-R Rep. Erica Layon 13-R Rep. Mike Drago 04-R Rep. Tom Mannion 01-R Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R | Signed by Governor Ayotte 06/02/2025; Chapter 60; 08/01/2025 (6/6) | |
| HB 275 | Relative to Health Carrier Credentialing Requirements. |  *Rep. Jack Flanagan 45-R | Inexpedient to Legislate: MA VV 03/26/2025 (3/26) | |
| HB 354 | Relative to Alternate Certification Pathways For Career and Technical Education Instructors. |  *Rep. Rick Ladd 05-RRep. Glenn Cordelli 07-R Rep. Kristin Noble 02-R Rep. Patricia Cornell 22-D Rep. Peter Leishman 33-D Sen. David Watters 04-D Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Ruth Ward 08-R Sen. Timothy Lang 02-R | Signed by Governor Ayotte 07/01/2025; Chapter 147; eff. 08/30/2025 (7/3) | |
| HB 357 | Relative to The Department Of Health and Human Services' Rulemaking Authority Regarding Immunization Requirements. | *Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Barbara Comtois 07-R Rep. Erica Layon 13-R Rep. Jonah Wheeler 33-D Rep. Keith Ammon 42-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Rep. Shane Sirois 32-R | Inexpedient to Legislate, MA, VV === BILL KILLED ===; 05/01/2025 (5/1) | |
| HB 358 | Relative to Exemption From Immunization Requirements On The Basis Of Religious Belief. | *Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Barbara Comtois 07-R Rep. Erica Layon 13-R Rep. Jonah Wheeler 33-D Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R | Vetoed by Governor Ayotte 07/15/2025 (7/17) | |
| HB 361 | Prohibiting Mandatory Mask Policies In Schools. | *Rep. Kristin Noble 02-R Rep. Aidan Ankarberg 07-I Rep. Bryan Morse 03-R Rep. James Thibault 25-R Rep. Kelley Potenza 19-R Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R Rep. Rick Ladd 05-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | Signed by Governor Ayotte 07/15/2025; Chapter 180; eff.09/13/2025 (7/22) | |
| HB 392 | Directing The Dissolution Of The Department Of Health and Human Services' Office Of Health Equity, Department Of Environmental Services' Functions For Civil Rights and Environmental Justice, and The Governor's Council On Diversity and Inclusion. | *Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R Rep. Joe Alexander 29-R Rep. Len Turcotte 04-R Rep. Mark Warden 39-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Rep. Travis Corcoran 28-R | Majority Committee Report: Ought to Pass 11/12/2025 (Vote 9-8; RC) (11/18) | |
| HB 425 | Allowing Tax-exempt Entities to Keep Their Tax-exempt Status While Renting Facilities or Property to Entities That Share Their Mission. |  *Rep. Mark Pearson 34-RRep. Bill Boyd 12-R Rep. Debra DeSimone 18-R Rep. Glenn Cordelli 07-R Rep. John Janigian 25-R Rep. Jose Cambrils 04-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R | Lay HB425 on Table (Rep. Sweeney): MA DV 351-15 03/06/2025 (3/6) | |
| HB 476 | Relative to Restrictions On Elective Abortion. This bill clarifies the definition of “fetus” for the purpose of abortion laws. The bill leaves in statute the subdivision located at RSA 329:43 through RSA 329:50 which makes abortions illegal after 24 weeks gestational age except in the case of a medical emergency or a fetal abnormality incompatible with life, but adds an additional differing subdivision that makes abortions illegal after 15 weeks gestational age except in the case of a medical emergency or a fetal abnormality incompatible with life. This bill also adds that no regulatory or law enforcement agency has the authority to penalize a health care provider for performing an abortion before 15 weeks gestational age except as specifically provided by law. Non- Germaine Amendment was introduced the title of the bill by replacing it with the following: AN ACT relative to the reporting of induced termination of pregnancy statistics. Overwhelming opposition of bill. Sponsor withdrew the bill prior to the hearing but law requires a hearing must take place Support: 1027 | Oppose: 12,217 | Neutral: 3 |
*Rep. Katy Peternel 06-R Rep. Claudine Burnham 02-R Rep. Cyril Aures 13-R Rep. John Sellers 10-R Rep. Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien 13-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Michael Granger 02-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Rep. Sheila Seidel 29-R | Reconsider Withdraw (Rep. Kuttab): MF RC 15-340 02/06/2025 (2/6) | |
| HB 524 | Repealing The New Hampshire Vaccine Association. | *Rep. Michael Granger 02-R Rep. John Sellers 10-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Shane Sirois 32-R Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R | Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2025-3021h (NT) 11/04/2025 (Vote 17-0; CC) (11/4) | |
| HB 606 | (new Title) Relative to A Patient's Right to Appropriate Reproductive Care For Medical Conditions. |  *Rep. Ellen Read 10-DRep. Daniel Popovici-Muller 17-R Rep. Erica Layon 13-R Rep. Jodi Newell 04-D Rep. Terry Spahr 12-D | Signed by Governor Ayotte 07/15/2025; Chapter 199; eff. 09/13/2025 (7/22) | |
| HB 625 | Relative to Enabling Municipalities to Levy Payments Against Non-profits At A Percentage Of Their Assessed Property Values. |  *Rep. Bill Bolton 08-DRep. Thomas Schamberg 06-D | Inexpedient to Legislate: MA VV 03/06/2025 (3/6) | |
| HB 645 | Relative to Data Collection and Reporting Requirements Of The Prescription Drug Affordability Board. | *Rep. Jess Edwards 31-R Rep. Peter Leishman 33-D Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. David Rochefort 01-R | Lay HB 645 on Table (Rep. Osborne): MA VV 03/13/2025 (3/13) | |
| HB 664 | Relative to Childhood Immunization Requirements. | *Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R | Inexpedient to Legislate: MA VV 03/26/2025 (3/26) | |
| HB 679 | Relative to Immunization Requirements. |  *Rep. Kelley Potenza 19-RRep. Barbara Comtois 07-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R Rep. Mike Drago 04-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R | Inexpedient to Legislate, MA, VV === BILL KILLED ===; 05/01/2025 (5/1) | |
| HB 743 | Relative to Patient Access to Health Care Prices and Billing Practices. | *Rep. Julius Soti 35-R Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Ron Dunn 16-R | Inexpedient to Legislate: MA VV 03/06/2025 (3/6) | |
| HCR 7 | Recognizing Abortion As A Critical Component Of Comprehensive Reproductive Health Care. |  *Rep. Alexis Simpson 33-DRep. Christal Lloyd 08-D Rep. Christine Seibert 21-D Rep. Eric Turer 06-D Rep. Karen Ebel 07-D Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Marjorie Smith 10-D Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips 12-D Rep. Megan Murray 37-D Rep. Susan Vandecasteele 25-R Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D Sen. Tara Reardon 15-D | Lay HCR 7 on Table (Rep. Mazur): MA RC 199-171 03/20/2025 (3/20) | |
| HR 16 | Recognizing The Essential Contributions Of Frontline Health Workers In Assisting The State to Recover From The Covid-19 Pandemic and Urging Greater Attention and Support For Local Frontline Health Workers. | *Rep. Jack Flanagan 45-R Rep. Wayne MacDonald 16-R | Ought to Pass with Amendment 2025-0757h: MA VV 03/20/2025 (3/20) | |
| SB 18 | Permitting The Commissioner Of Health and Human Services to Authorize Additional Beds For A Pediatric Intermediate Care Facility Under Certain Circumstances. |  *Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-DRep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Sen. David Rochefort 01-R Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | Signed by the Governor on 06/17/2025; Chapter 0095; Effective 08/16/2025 (6/18) | |
| SB 36 | Relative to The Collection and Reporting Of Abortion Statistics By Health Care Providers and Medical Facilities. Bill introduced by Sen. Avard. This bill was re-introduced from previous year. Indicated this bill is necessary due to 46 other states that collect abortion data-NH does not, also concerned that abortion providers in NH misrepresent data such as the use of ultra-sound, number of and certain types of abortion as well as gestational age. NH deserves access to this data to make decisions. Sen. Prentis asked why in Section II the information reported must be written? Avard responded that he could not answer that "yet'. Prentis made the point that NH holds privacy data at high standards and asked if NH refused to share data? Avard answered because it was not collected. Trish Tilley from the Dept no position but gave a thorough overview of the impact this bill would have on the departments with respect to IT, workforce, data collection gaps, no authority to collect data, and the codes used for such "terminations, HIPPA and the fact that a new system to collect this data would need to be built, implemented and supported. She gave estimates of $950 thousand with an extra $250 thousand to connect with OPLC's verification of licensing along with 1-2 FTEs for management & analysis of data and a .5 FTE for IT support. She indicated the concern of the privacy of data collected in the bill and how easy it may be to constructively identify information by breaking down to a personal level. Those who opposed the bill were ACLU, Planned Parenthood of NE, Equality in Healthcare. Support for bill was noted by Jason Hennesy Right to Life, Cornerstone, Rep. Notter. No position-Dartmouth |
 *Sen. Kevin Avard 12-RRep. Diane Pauer 36-R Rep. Jeanine Notter 12-R Rep. Kimberly Rice 38-R Rep. Maureen Mooney 12-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R Sen. Ruth Ward 08-R Sen. Timothy Lang 02-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | Majority Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2025-3091h 11/12/2025 (Vote 10-7; RC) (11/18) | |
| SB 47 | Requiring Certain Health Insurance Policies Of A Birth Mother to Provide Coverage For A Newly Born Child From The Moment Of Birth. Sen. Birdsell introduced the bill. This bill was a request from DOI to clarify RSA 415:22 First enacted in 1975 to insure a child has insurance coverage for first 31 days. Michelle Heaton Director of Life & Health at Ins. Dept. discussed and answered questions with respect to the details of various scenerios that included parents who may be unmarried or divorced with and without insurance-who would be primary coverage. She cited DOI"s guidance issue publication used by carriers. indicated that "99% of insurance carriers are on top of the coverage for baby and mom . Most plans must cover newborns if commercial plan. Also noted that if a child has a health issue, they can not factor that in on the premium and baby would be cared for as part of the essential benefit and medically necessary services. Briana Hinkle-New Futures testified in support Paula Roger testified in support but indicated some sections may need to be clarifed. She indicated the committee to take a look at clarifying the "effective date"-this may need to read January 1st. |
 *Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | Signed by the Governor on 07/15/2025; Chapter 0218; Effective 01/01/2026 (7/22) | |
| SB 92 | Relative to The Collection Of Birth Worksheet Information. | *Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Rep. Bob Lynn 17-R Rep. Carrie Sorensen 28-D Rep. Jaci Grote 24-D Rep. Jess Edwards 31-R Rep. Keith Erf 28-R Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-D Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D | Signed by the Governor on 06/24/2025; Chapter 0118; Effective 06/30/2026 (6/24) | |
| SB 119 | (new Title) Relative to Medicaid Pharmaceutical Services and Relative to Standing Orders For Ivermectin. Floor Amendment by Sen. Rosenwald 16-8 OTP Bill goes to Finance. Amendment: Directs pharmacists to dispense brand name drugs to Medicaid beneficiaries when the brand name drug is on the department of health and human services preferred drug list. II. Directs the department of health and human services to develop a standing order for certain Medicaid-covered, over-the-counter medications, medical supplies, and laboratory tests when deemed medically necessary and cost effective by the department. III. Repeals the requirement that expanded Medicaid, also known as the New Hampshire granite advantage health care program, be terminated if the federal match rate falls below 90 percent |
 *Sen. James Gray 06-R | Sen. Rochefort Moved Nonconcur with the House Amendment, MA, VV; 06/12/2025 (6/12) | |
| SB 129 | Relative to Establishing An Uncompensated Health Care Fund to Be Administered By The Department Of Insurance and Assessed By A Surcharge On Commercial Insurers, Reinsurers, and Trusts Overseeing Self-insured Plans. |  *Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R | Inexpedient to Legislate, MA, VV === BILL KILLED ===; 03/06/2025 (3/6) | |
| SB 134 | Relative to Work Requirements Under The State Medicaid Program. |  *Sen. Howard Pearl 17-RRep. Jason Osborne 02-R Rep. Jess Edwards 31-R Rep. Michael Moffett 04-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Sen. Timothy Lang 02-R | Majority Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2025-3093h 11/12/2025 (Vote 11-6; RC) (11/18) | |
| SB 136 | Establishing An Uncompensated Care Assessment, Fund, and Committee Within The Department Of Insurance. |  *Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-DSen. Donovan Fenton 10-D | Committee Report: Referred to Interim Study, 01/07/2026; Vote 5-0; CC (10/22) | |
| SB 190 | Relative to The State Health Assessment and State Health Improvement Plan Advisory Council and The Commission On The Interdisciplinary Primary Care Workforce. |  *Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | Signed by the Governor on 06/24/2025; Chapter 0122; Effective 06/24/2025 (6/24) | |
| SB 211 | Relative to Biological Sex In Student Athletics. | *Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R Rep. Diane Pauer 36-R Rep. Jeanine Notter 12-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Shane Sirois 32-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Daryl Abbas 22-R Sen. David Rochefort 01-R Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Mark McConkey 03-R Sen. Ruth Ward 08-R Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Sen. Timothy Lang 02-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | Committee Report: Inexpedient to Legislate 11/05/2025 (Vote 16-2; CC) (11/19) | |
| SB 244 | (new Title) Relative to Expanding Access to Primary Health Care Services, Increasing The Size Of The Health Care Workforce, and Making Appropriations Therefor. | *Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Rep. Laura Telerski 11-D Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Mary Jane Wallner 19-D Sen. David Watters 04-D Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-D Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D Sen. Tara Reardon 15-D | Inexpedient to Legislate, Senate Rule 3-23, 10/31/2025 (11/3) | |
| SB 249 | Relative to The Uncompensated Care and Medicaid Fund. | *Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | Signed by the Governor on 07/15/2025; Chapter 0250; Effective 07/01/2025 (7/22) | |
| SB 251 | Establishing A Commission to Study The Delivery Of Public Health Services Through Regional Public Health Networks and The Continued Development Of Coordinated Responses to Public Health Incidents and Emergencies In New Hampshire.? | *Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | Inexpedient to Legislate: MA DV 202-157 05/08/2025 (5/8) | |
| SB 253 | Relative to Participation In The Federal 340b Drug Pricing Program. | *Sen. Tara Reardon 15-D Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R | Inexpedient to Legislate, MA, VV === BILL KILLED ===; 03/06/2025 (3/6) | |
| HB 1022 | Relative to Religious Exemption From Immunization Requirements. Amends the form to allow parents and guardians attestation for refusal of required vaccinations. |
 *Rep. Matt Drew 19-RRep. Lori Korzen 07-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R | ||
| HB 1030 | Relative to Licensed Practical Nurse Scope Of Practice. |  *Rep. Carol McGuire 27-RSen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | ||
| HB 1067 | Relative to The Mental Health Courts. | *Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Bob Lynn 17-R Rep. Buzz Scherr 26-D Rep. Debra DeSimone 18-R Rep. Dennis Mannion 25-R Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Paul Berch 06-D Rep. Tim Hartnett 41-D Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R | ||
| HB 1071 | Repealing Immunity Afforded Health Care Facilities When Following Directives Adopted In Response to The Covid-19 State Of Emergency. | *Rep. Tom Mannion 01-R Rep. Aidan Ankarberg 07-I Rep. Jeffrey Tenczar 01-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. Matt Drew 19-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Susan DeRoy 03-R | ||
| HB 1100 | Establishing An Exception to The Prohibition Against Interception and Disclosure Of Telecommunication or Oral Communications. |  *Rep. Hope Damon 08-DRep. Paul Berch 06-D | ||
| HB 1117 | Relative to The Right Of Licensed Health Care Providers to Freely Communicate with Patients, Colleagues, and The Public About Medical Information, Emerging Therapies, and Treatment Options. | *Rep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. JD Bernardy 36-R Rep. Jonathan Morton 39-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Melissa Litchfield 32-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Rep. Susan DeRoy 03-R | ||
| HB 1177 | Adding A Definition to The Labor Laws Regarding Remote Work and Defining The Nature Of Such Employment. |  *Rep. Mark MacKenzie 40-D | ||
| HB 1191 | Relative to Parental Notice For Non-academic Surveys In Public Schools. | *Rep. Melissa Litchfield 32-R Rep. Henry Giasson 29-R Rep. James Thibault 25-R Rep. Kristin Noble 02-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | ||
| HB 1231 | Requiring Health Care Providers to Disclose Medical Services Billed to The Patient's Insurance Carrier. | *Rep. Ron Dunn 16-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R | ||
| HB 1249 | Authorizing Pharmacists to Provide Certain Medical Devices Associated with Prescribed Medication. |  *Rep. Daniel Veilleux 34-DRep. Erica Layon 13-R Rep. Gary Woods 30-D Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Paige Beauchemin 03-D Rep. Seth King 04-R Sen. David Watters 04-D | ||
| HB 1286 | Relative to The Practice Of Dentistry and When X-rays Are Required. | *Rep. Mike Drago 04-R Rep. Diane Pauer 36-R Rep. Juliet Harvey-Bolia 03-R Rep. Katy Peternel 06-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Melissa Litchfield 32-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Rep. Tom Mannion 01-R | ||
| HB 1293 | Taxing Certain Properties Owned By Charitable or Non-profit Organizations. | *Rep. Bill Bolton 08-D Rep. Thomas Schamberg 06-D | ||
| HB 1313 | Repealing Buffer Zones For Reproductive Health Care Facilities. |  *Rep. Cyril Aures 13-RRep. Clayton Wood 13-R Rep. James Thibault 25-R Rep. Michael Granger 02-R Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R | ||
| HB 1317 | Relative to Patient Privacy Protections. | *Rep. Heath Howard 04-D Rep. Alice Wade 15-D Rep. Billie ButlerRep. Chris Muns 29-D Rep. Hope Damon 08-D Rep. Jessica LaMontagne 17-D Rep. Nicholas Germana 15-D Rep. Toni Weinstein 10-D Sen. David Watters 04-D | ||
| HB 1321 | Relative to The Regulation Of The Provision Of Elective Intravenous Therapy. | *Rep. Alice Wade 15-D Rep. Heath Howard 04-D | ||
| HB 1333 | Relative to Nonconsensual Provision Of Medication Intended to Terminate A Pregnancy and The Homicide Of A Fetus. | *Rep. Cyril Aures 13-R Rep. Clayton Wood 13-R Rep. David Love 13-R Rep. Jeanine Notter 12-R Rep. John Sellers 10-R Rep. Kristin Noble 02-R Rep. Michael Granger 02-R | ||
| HB 1335 | Requiring Health Care Providers to Disclose to Patients Indirect Financial Incentives Received By The Provider. |  *Rep. Robert Wherry 13-RRep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. Melissa Litchfield 32-R | ||
| HB 1347 | Relative to Health Care Provider Networks and Referrals. | *Rep. Trinidad Tellez 40-D Rep. David Nagel 06-R | ||
| HB 1368 | Establishing A Committee to Study The Availability Of and Access to Primary Care Providers, Especially In Rural Areas Of The State. |  *Rep. Thomas Oppel 09-D | ||
| HB 1406 | Prohibiting Health Carriers From Using Artificial Intelligence to Change The Clinical Judgment Of A Provider.? | *Rep. Alicia Gregg 07-D Rep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. Gaby Grossman 11-D Rep. Jessica LaMontagne 17-D Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Nancy Murphy 12-D Rep. Sanjeev Manohar 09-D Rep. Santosh Salvi 09-D Rep. Trinidad Tellez 40-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | ||
| HB 1416 | Prohibits Certain Government Regulations Regarding Pregnancy Resource Centers In Connection with Abortion and Contraception Service Offerings. | *Rep. Samuel Farrington 08-R Rep. Cindy Bennett 04-R Rep. James Thibault 25-R Rep. Jason Osborne 02-R Rep. Jeanine Notter 12-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. John Sellers 10-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Michael Granger 02-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R | ||
| HB 1438 | Requiring Mental Health Caseworkers to Report Instances Of Animal Abuse By Their Clients. | *Rep. Ellen Read 10-D Rep. Christal Lloyd 08-D Rep. Diane Kelley 32-R Rep. Efstathia Booras 08-D Rep. Jonah Wheeler 33-D | ||
| HB 1442 | Limiting The Use Of Certain Facilities On The Basis Of Sex and Redefining The Term "gender Identity." |  *Rep. Erica Layon 13-RRep. Daniel Popovici-Muller 17-R Rep. David Love 13-R Rep. Katy Peternel 06-R Rep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. Lisa Mazur 44-R Rep. Liz Barbour 35-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Rep. Sherri Reinfurt 29-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | ||
| HB 1449 | Limiting Times Vaccine Clinics May Operate At Schools and Requiring Parents or Legal Guardians to Be Present with Their Child During The Administration Of Vaccinations At Such A Clinic. | *Rep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R Rep. Jonathan Morton 39-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Melissa Litchfield 32-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Rep. Susan DeRoy 03-R | ||
| HCR 12 | Calling Upon The Federal Delegation From New Hampshire to Support Medicare For All, A Universal Health Insurance Program That Guarantees All People The Health Care They Need. |  *Rep. Jessica LaMontagne 17-DRep. Christal Lloyd 08-D Rep. Heath Howard 04-D Rep. Janet Lucas 07-D Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Paige Beauchemin 03-D Rep. Rosemarie Rung 12-D Rep. Thomas Oppel 09-D Rep. Tim Hartnett 41-D | ||
| LSR 46 | To Protect Access to Abortion Care. | *Rep. Alexis Simpson 33-D | ||
| LSR 696 | Relative to Work Requirements Under The State Medicaid Program. | *Rep. Daniel Popovici-Muller 17-R | ||
| LSR 885 | Requiring A Health Care Provider to Charge An Uninsured Individual The Same Price For Health Care Goods or Services As The Provider Receives Under Medicare. |  *Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R | ||
| LSR 911 | Relative to Health Care Provider Billing Practices, Patient Medical Records, and Statistical Information Regarding Health Care Services. | *Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R | ||
| LSR 970 | Providing Business Profits and Enterprise Tax Credits For Businesses That Relocate to New Hampshire For A Certain Time Period Following Relocation. |  *Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D | ||
| LSR 2303 | Relative to Health Education and Requiring Pupils to View Certain Videos Demonstrating Gestational Development Of The Heart, Brain, and Other Vital Organs. |  *Rep. John Sellers 10-RRep. Cyril Aures 13-R Rep. Kevin Scully 08-R Rep. Lori Korzen 07-R Rep. Margaret Drye 07-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Samuel Farrington 08-R Rep. Sandra Panek 01-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | ||
| LSR 2343 | Relative to The Parental Bill Of Rights. | *Rep. Kristin Noble 02-R Rep. Margaret Drye 07-R | ||
| LSR 2356 | Relative to A Parent's Ability to Obtain A Medical Examination Of Their Child Under The Child Protection Act. | *Rep. Mark McLean 15-R | ||
| LSR 2358 | Relative to Licensing Requirements For Health Care Facilities That Operate On A Membership-based Business Model. | *Rep. Mark McLean 15-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Keith Ammon 42-R Rep. Lisa Mazur 44-R Rep. Mark Warden 39-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | ||
| LSR 2361 | Repealing Statutory Immunization Requirements For Children. | *Rep. Matt Drew 19-R Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. Lori Korzen 07-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Tom Mannion 01-R Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R | ||
| LSR 2373 | Removing Hepatitis B From The List Of Diseases For Which Immunization Is Required Under State Law. | *Rep. Kelley Potenza 19-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. Liz Barbour 35-R Rep. Matt Drew 19-R Rep. Mike Drago 04-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Susan DeRoy 03-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R | ||
| LSR 2415 | Removing All References Of Gender Identity In New Hampshire Statutes. | *Rep. Seth King 04-R Rep. Arnold Davis 02-R Rep. Jose Cambrils 04-R Rep. Joseph Barton 01-R Rep. Kelley Potenza 19-R Rep. Len Turcotte 04-R Rep. Lori Korzen 07-R Rep. Michael Granger 02-R Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R Rep. Shane Sirois 32-R | ||
| LSR 2432 | Allowing Medical Providers to Offer Experimental Treatment At An Experimental Treatment Center Registered with The Department Of Health and Human Services. | *Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R | ||
| LSR 2435 | Directing The Department Of Health and Human Services to Submit A Waiver to The Department Of Agriculture to Restrict The Definition Of Eligible Foods Under Snap. |  *Rep. Lilli Walsh 15-R | ||
| LSR 2438 | Relative to The Penalty For False Reports Of Suspected Abuse and Neglect Made to The Division For Children, Youth, and Families. |  *Rep. James Spillane 02-RRep. Brian Cole 26-R Rep. Cyril Aures 13-R Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R Rep. Jeanine Notter 12-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Jonathan Morton 39-R Rep. Keith Ammon 42-R Rep. Terry Roy 31-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | ||
| LSR 2441 | Repealing The Directive That The Department Of Health and Human Services Seek A Waiver to Establish Pharmacy Copayment and Premium Requirements Under The State Medicaid Plan and Making An Appropriation Therefor. |  *Rep. Laura Telerski 11-DRep. Alexis Simpson 33-D Rep. Christal Lloyd 08-D Rep. David Preece 17-D Rep. Jerry Stringham 03-D Rep. Kristina Schultz 29-D Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Mary Jane Wallner 19-D Rep. Matthew Wilhelm 21-D Rep. Suzanne Vail 06-D Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | ||
| LSR 2448 | Relative to Governmental Budget Authority For Agreements For Law Enforcement Agencies to Participate In Federal Immigration Enforcement. | *Rep. Buzz Scherr 26-D Rep. Alissandra Murray 20-D Rep. Chris Muns 29-D Rep. David Meuse 37-D Rep. Paul Berch 06-D | ||
| LSR 2501 | Repealing The Refugee Resettlement Program In The Department Of Health and Human Services and Prohibiting Expenditure Of State Funds On Refugee Resettlement. | *Rep. Travis Corcoran 28-R Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R Rep. James Spillane 02-R Rep. Jason Osborne 02-R Rep. Joe Alexander 29-R Rep. Keith Erf 28-R Rep. Kristin Noble 02-R Rep. Matt Drew 19-R Rep. Mike Belcher 04-R Rep. Ross Berry 44-R Sen. Ruth Ward 08-R | ||
| LSR 2590 | Directing The Department Of Health and Human Services to Submit A Waiver to Prohibit The Use Of Snap Benefits to Purchase Junk Food. |  *Rep. Michael Harrington 18-R | ||
| LSR 2632 | Relative to Prohibiting State Medicaid Payments to Facilities That Discriminate Against Employees, Students, or Trainees For Exercising Lawful Medical or Religious Vaccine Exemptions. | *Rep. Linda McGrath 40-R Rep. Donald McFarlane 18-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Paul Terry 07-R Rep. Robert Wherry 13-R Rep. Sayra DeVito 08-R Rep. Susan DeRoy 03-R | ||
| LSR 2783 | Relative to The Health Care Consumer Protection Trust Fund. |  *Rep. Julie Miles 12-RRep. Lilli Walsh 15-R Sen. Tim McGough 11-R | ||
| LSR 2798 | Directing The Department Of Health and Human Services to Identify The Impact Of Medicaid Changes On New Hampshire Residents' Access to Health Care. | *Rep. Laura Telerski 11-D Rep. Carrie Sorensen 28-D Rep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. Janet Lucas 07-D Rep. Jessica LaMontagne 17-D Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Mary Jane Wallner 19-D Rep. Trinidad Tellez 40-D Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | ||
| LSR 2811 | Relative to Changes to Health Carrier Contracts with Providers. | *Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Bill Boyd 12-R Rep. Jose Cambrils 04-R Rep. Lilli Walsh 15-R Rep. Mary Murphy 27-R Rep. Maureen Mooney 12-R Rep. Wayne MacDonald 16-R Sen. Tim McGough 11-R | ||
| LSR 2818 | Requiring Insurance Carriers to Provide Peer-to-peer Review At Any Stage Of Prior Authorization and Mandating Disclosure Of Reviewer Credentials.? | *Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Katelyn Kuttab 17-R Rep. Mary Murphy 27-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D Sen. Tim McGough 11-R | ||
| LSR 2891 | Relative to The Reporting and Collection Of Medical Debt. | *Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R | ||
| LSR 2927 | Relative to Eligibility For Public Assistance, Including The New Hampshire Employment Program, Family Assistance Program, and Snap. | *Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R | ||
| LSR 2930 | Criminalizing and Creating A Private Right Of Action For The Facilitation, Encouragement, Offer, Solicitation, or Recommendation Of Certain Acts or Actions Through A Responsive Generative Communication to A Child. | *Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R | ||
| LSR 2942 | Relative to The Collection Of Certain Health Care Program Premiums; Funding For The University System Of New Hampshire; and Raising The Tobacco Tax. | *Rep. Jerry Stringham 03-D Rep. Terry Spahr 12-D Rep. Wayne Burton 10-D | ||
| LSR 3029 | Creating A Bypass Mechanism For Health Insurer Step Therapy Protocols When Medically Necessary. | *Rep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. David Lundgren 16-R Rep. Gary Woods 30-D Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Lilli Walsh 15-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Wayne MacDonald 16-R Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R | ||
| LSR 3133 | Relative to The 340b Discounted Drug Purchasing Program. | *Rep. Yury Polozov 10-R Rep. Jordan Ulery 13-R Rep. Melissa Litchfield 32-R | ||
| LSR 3136 | Relative to Access to Rural Maternal Health Care and Directing The Department Of Health and Human Services to Develop A Rural Maternal Health Care Delivery Pilot Program. | *Rep. Paige Beauchemin 03-D Rep. Eleana Colby 09-D Rep. Janet Lucas 07-D Rep. Jennifer Mandelbaum 21-D Rep. Samantha Jacobs 15-D Rep. Toni Weinstein 10-D | ||
| LSR 3137 | Relative to Treatment Of Perinatal Mental Health Conditions. | *Rep. Paige Beauchemin 03-D Rep. Eleana Colby 09-D Rep. Janet Lucas 07-D Rep. Jennifer Mandelbaum 21-D Rep. Samantha Jacobs 15-D Rep. Toni Weinstein 10-D Rep. Trinidad Tellez 40-D | ||
| LSR 3146 | Relative to Certain Prohibitions On Abortion Referrals By Publicly Funded Medical Facilities. | *Rep. Samuel Farrington 08-R Rep. Cindy Bennett 04-R Rep. James Thibault 25-R Rep. Jeanine Notter 12-R Rep. John Sellers 10-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Michael Granger 02-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R | ||
| LSR 3147 | Relative to Notice Requirements and Enforcement For Pharmacies Dispensing Medications Intended to Induce Chemical Abortions. | *Rep. Samuel Farrington 08-R Rep. Cindy Bennett 04-R Rep. James Thibault 25-R Rep. Jeanine Notter 12-R Rep. John Sellers 10-R Rep. Kristine Perez 16-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choini?re 30-R Rep. Maureen Mooney 12-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R | ||
| LSR 3239 | Directing The Department Of Health and Human Services to Provide Notice Of Medical and Religious Exemptions From Immunization Requirements and Relative to The Form Of Such Exemption. | *Rep. Kelley Potenza 19-R Rep. Erica Layon 13-R Rep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Lisa Mazur 44-R | ||
| LSR 3240 | Relative to Environmental, Social, and Governance-related Investment Strategies By The State Retirement System. |  *Rep. Keith Ammon 42-RRep. Jim Kofalt 32-R Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Lisa Post 42-R Sen. Tim McGough 11-R | ||
| SB 400 | Relative to Duties and Reporting Requirements Of The Therapeutic Cannabis Medical Oversight Board. |  *Sen. Bill Gannon 23-RRep. James Creighton 30-R Rep. Lilli Walsh 15-R Rep. Liz Barbour 35-R Rep. Michael Vose 05-R Sen. David Rochefort 01-R Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | ||
| SB 402 | Eliminating Certain Non-compete Agreements For Physician Associates. | *Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Rep. Jennifer Mandelbaum 21-D Rep. Kenneth Weyler 14-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Rep. Michael Vose 05-R Rep. Patrick Long 26-D Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. David Rochefort 01-R Sen. David Watters 04-D Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D Sen. Tara Reardon 15-D Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | ||
| SB 455 | Relative to Health Plan Coverage Of Glp-1 Medications. | *Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | ||
| SB 457 | Relative to The Licensing Of International Physicians. | *Sen. Tara Reardon 15-D Sen. David Rochefort 01-R Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D | ||
| SB 476 | Relative to Consumer Health Care Cost Transparency. | *Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Katelyn Kuttab 17-R Rep. Keith Ammon 42-R Rep. Wayne MacDonald 16-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | ||
| SB 477 | Relative to Increasing Transparency In The 340b Drug Pricing Program. | *Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Rep. Brian Cole 26-R Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Katelyn Kuttab 17-R Rep. Keith Ammon 42-R Rep. Wayne MacDonald 16-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | ||
| SB 478 | Relative to Strengthening Prescription Drug Affordability and Pharmacy Benefits Manager Accountability. | *Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Rep. Brian Cole 26-R Rep. John Potucek 13-R Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Lilli Walsh 15-R Rep. Wayne MacDonald 16-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | ||
| SB 484 | Prohibiting Medicaid Premiums and Limiting Medicaid Expansion Cost Sharing. | *Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Rep. Alexis Simpson 33-D Rep. Laura Telerski 11-D Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips 12-D Rep. Mary Jane Wallner 19-D Sen. David Watters 04-D Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-D Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D | ||
| SB 498 | Relative to Children's Mental Health Services For Persons 18 Years Of Age and Younger. | *Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | ||
| SB 506 | Relative to Community Engagement and Work Requirements Under The State Medicaid Program. | *Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Rep. Michael Moffett 04-R Rep. Wayne MacDonald 16-R Sen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Daryl Abbas 22-R Sen. James Gray 06-R Sen. Keith Murphy 16-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Sen. Timothy Lang 02-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | ||
| SB 520 | Relative to Breast Surgeries For Minors. | *Sen. Tara Reardon 15-D Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-D Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D | ||
| SB 544 | Limiting Changes to Prescription Drug Formularies Under Health Benefit Plans. | *Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Rep. Karel Crawford 03-R Rep. Lisa Mazur 44-R Rep. Mark Pearson 34-R Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R | ||
| SB 545 | Relative to Financial Eligibility For The Medicare Savings Program. | *Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Rep. David Nagel 06-R Rep. Laura Telerski 11-D Rep. Lucy Weber 05-D Rep. Mary Hakken-Phillips 12-D Rep. Mary Jane Wallner 19-D Sen. David Watters 04-D Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-D Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D | ||
| SB 546 | Relative to Health Carrier Network Access Monitoring. | *Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Rep. Carry Spier 06-D Rep. Julie Miles 12-R Rep. Laura Telerski 11-D Rep. Manoj Chourasia 11-D Rep. Santosh Salvi 09-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D Sen. Tim McGough 11-R | ||
| SB 549 | Prohibiting The State or Local Government From Distributing or Funding Organizations That Distribute Drug Paraphernalia. |  *Sen. Keith Murphy 16-RSen. Bill Gannon 23-R Sen. Daniel Innis 07-R Sen. Howard Pearl 17-R Sen. Kevin Avard 12-R Sen. Regina Birdsell 19-R Sen. Ruth Ward 08-R Sen. Tim McGough 11-R Sen. Timothy Lang 02-R Sen. Victoria Sullivan 18-R | ||
| SB 551 | ?Relative to Legal Protections For Legal Reproductive Health Care Services. | *Sen. Debra Altschiller 24-D Rep. Alexis Simpson 33-D Rep. Laura Telerski 11-D Sen. Cindy Rosenwald 13-D Sen. David Watters 04-D Sen. Donovan Fenton 10-D Sen. Pat Long 20-D Sen. Rebecca Perkins Kwoka 21-D Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D Sen. Tara Reardon 15-D | ||
| SB 603 | Relative to The Funding Of The Snap Program By The Department Of Health and Human Services. |  *Sen. Daryl Abbas 22-RSen. Kevin Avard 12-R | ||
| SB 616 | Relative to Reporting Requirements Under The Right to Try Act. | *Sen. Suzanne Prentiss 05-D |