HB 1003

An act to revise certain provisions regarding credit for reinsurance. Credit must be allowed when the reinsurance is ceded to an assuming insurer with its head office or domicile in a reciprocal jurisdiction.


HB 1141

An act to create the medical reinsurance program and to make an appropration therefor.


HB 1154

An act to prohibit employment contracts restricting competitive healthcare practices. A contract with a health care provider cannot restrict the right of the healthcare provider to 1) practice in any geographic area for any period of time after termination of the employment; 2) treat a current patient of the employer; or 3) solicit or seek to establish a provider-patient relationship with any current patient of the employer.


HB 1163

An act to revise provisions related to physician assistants


HB 1263

An act to provide price transparency for health care costs: required disclosure by health insurers of cost-sharing information; cost-sharing information to be made available without subscription or other fee through a web-based self-service tool; required public disclosure of prescription drug file


SB 56

An act to revise certain provisions regarding the abuse of health insurance. Payments by a person to health care provider for services that are not processed as a claim by a third-party payor may count towards deductible or co-payment in that person’s health benefit plan.


SB 57

An act to revise the provisions regarding the state employee health plan. Provides for the state health plan premium to be required for state employees and continues the current law regarding providing premium-free health insurance for its employees, applicable to the least-expensive plan.


SB 87

An act to exempt health benefit plans sponsored by nonprofit agricultural organizations from insurance regulation. Allows nonprofit agriculatural organizations to offer unregulated health care coverage to members under a self-funded arrangement.


SB 96

An act to revise certain provisions regarding the use of teleheatlh technologies. Expands the use of telehealth by allowing the patient-provider relationship to be established via technology, if certain conditions are met.


SB 154

An act to provide for the calculation of cost-sharing requirements regarding pharmacy benefits management. When calculating a covered individual’s overall contribution to any out-of-pocket maximum, deductible, copayment, coinsurance, or any cost-sharing requirement under a health plan, a covered entity or pharmacy benefits manager shall include any amounts paid by the covered individual or paid on behalf of covered individual by another person.