OOA 2025 Legislative Update
OOA COMPREHENSIVE LIST
01-25-2025 - 11:15:22
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[ ] HB 1008
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Olsen, Jim(R)
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Adjusts abortion exception standards related to the preservation of the life of the mother to specify that priority should be given to both the child and the mother, only performing abortion when the baby is a direct threat to the mother; EMERGENCY.
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12-03-24 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1018
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McCane, Michelle (F)(D)
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Prohibits health professionals from performing pelvic examinations of unconscious female patients without prior written consent or under certain other specific circumstances.
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Bill History:
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12-16-24 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1019
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McCane, Michelle (F)(D)
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Creates a Rare Disease Advisory Council within the Dept. of Health to study and provide guidance on support and information for persons suffering from rare diseases in the state.
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SB 1772 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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12-16-24 H Filed
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12-30-24 H Filed
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12-30-24 H Filed
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12-30-24 H Filed
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12-30-24 H Filed
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12-30-24 H Filed
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12-30-24 H Filed
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12-30-24 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1045
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Dollens, Mickey(D)
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Allows homeless people certain documents at no cost if they provide proof of temporary residence through a social worker or the coordinator of an emergency shelter.
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Bill History:
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12-31-24 H Filed
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01-07-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1079
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Hildebrant, Derrick (F)(R) McIntosh, Julie (F)(R)
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Creates the Vaccine Transparency and Informed Consent Act which sets standards for written disclosure of certain vaccine information by health providers prior to the administration of any vaccine, penalties assessed for failure to comply.
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Bill History:
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01-08-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1161
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Tedford, Mark(R)
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Requires bills which mandate health insurance coverage for certain procedures to have an impact analysis conducted before moving forward in the legislative process.
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Bill History:
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01-14-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1172
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Stark, Marilyn(R)
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Prohibits health care professionals from performing certain invasive inspections or treatments on anesthetized or otherwise unconscious patients without specific conditions being met.
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HB 3099 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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01-14-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1173
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Stark, Marilyn(R)
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Establishes standards for licensed psychologists to prescribe certain psychotropic medication under limited circumstances and with the supervision of a physician.
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Bill History:
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01-14-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1224
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West, Kevin(R)
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Modifies various provisions related to health care, allows health care payors and practitioners to refuse not to participate or pay for a medical service that violates their conscience.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1239
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Humphrey, Justin J.J.(R)
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Allows Chloroquine, Hydroxychloroquine, and ivermectin to be over-the-counter, prohibiting pharmacist or pharmacies from requiring prescriptions.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 H Filed
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01-15-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1344
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Humphrey, Justin J.J.(R)
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Permits prescribers to issue off-label prescriptions for medications under certain circumstances and with full informed consent of the patient.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1416
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West, Josh(R)
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Permits insurers offering group insurance plans to adopt or amend a state preferred drug list and requires such lists to not disadvantage certain non-opioid pain management drugs which are approved by the federal Food and Drug Admin.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1724
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Jenkins, Molly (F)(R)
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Establishes penalties for coerced criminal abortion and places certain abortion-inducing drugs on Schedule IV of the Controlled Dangerous Substances list.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1739
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Moore, Anthony(R)
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Adjusts certain contribution values and payment standards related to the Law Enforcement Retirement System, gradually raising contributions over several years and including provisions related to deceased participants; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1808
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Newton, Carl(R)
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Modifies various provisions related to health insurance, provides cost-sharing requirements, step-therapy protocols for rescripted drugs, requirements for processing claims, prior authorization request, legislative intent, and standards for fair contracts.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1810
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Newton, Carl(R)
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Modifies prior authorization requirements to align with the Ensuring Transparency in Prior Authorization Act and modifies the definition of utilization review entity to include any organization providing Medicaid coverage.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1812
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Newton, Carl(R)
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Establishes the eligibility requirements to serve as a supervising physician for an Advance Practice Registered Nurse.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1816
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Newton, Carl(R)
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Defines treatment, for prohibited out-of-state providers, as services that require the physical presence of the patient and the direct care of a medical provider.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1853
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Schreiber, Suzanne(D)
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Establishes standards for health care insureds to receive care from an out-of-network source provided the cost of such care is less than the average amount paid by the carrier.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1860
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Roberts, Eric(R)
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Provides confidentiality protections to victims and their families during clemency hearings, making crime scene materials and autopsy photographs private and not for public viewing.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 1974
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Williams, Danny(R)
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Requires the Medicaid program to provide preventative health screenings, advance diagnosis testing, and imaging services annually, at no cost, to its members.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2022
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Pae, Daniel(R)
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Exempts the home addresses, emails, and phone numbers of an individual and any records that could be used for pending litigation and from the Open Records Act and allows public bodies to ask for processing fees and reasonable specifications.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2048
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Stinson, Preston(R)
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Creates the 340B Nondiscrimination Act which prohibits health insurers and pharmacy benefits managers from reimbursing 340B entities for certain drugs at reduced rates or engaging in other discriminatory actions.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2049
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Stinson, Preston(R)
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Requires state Medicaid managed care plans to comply with federal and state laws and rules, as applicable, related to mental health and substance use disorder services and directs certain related analysis and reporting.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2050
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Stinson, Preston(R)
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Establishes standards for medical licensure of graduates from international medical institutions, including both full and limited licensure.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2051
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Stinson, Preston(R)
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Creates the Graduate Physicians Act which establishes standards and processes for recently graduated physicians having completed certain examinations to perform medical services under supervision via collaborative agreements.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2055
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Stinson, Preston(R)
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Extends certain Medicaid services to children involved in various processes, placements and programs under the Dept. of Human Services.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2104
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Osburn, Mike(R)
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Adjusts the designation and classification of various felony offenses throughout statute.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2148
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Kannady, Chris(R)
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Establishes standards and requirements for pain management clinics, requiring them to register with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control except under specific circumstances.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2298
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Hilbert, Kyle(R)
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Grants independent prescriptive authority to Advanced Practicing Nurses who meet certain requirements.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2802
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Marti, T.J.(R)
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Exempts the Board of Pharmacy and professions under its supervision from provisions allowing persons with certain criminal backgrounds from receiving professional licensure.
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01-16-25 H Filed
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[ ] HB 2817
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Marti, T.J.(R)
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Creates the Oklahoma Rebate Pass-Through and PBM Meaningful Transparency Act of 2025 which adjusts various responsibilities and regulations on Pharmacy Benefit Managers.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 H Filed
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Bill History:
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11-20-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 14
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Bullard, David(R)
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Provides for privacy and natural immunity exemptions to employer COVID-19 vaccination requirements and imposes penalties for companies refusing to honor such exemptions; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-06-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 27
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Bullard, David(R)
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Exempts prescribers operating in medically underserved areas from certain electronic prescription requirements.
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Bill History:
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12-16-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 29
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Hamilton, Warren(R)
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Requires health care providers to offer patients a pharmacogenic test prior to the prescription of any psychotropic drug.
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SB 217 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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12-16-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 34
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Creates the Access to Lifesaving Medicines Act which prohibits health insurers and pharmacy benefits managers from imposing excess cost burdens on prescription drug patients.
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Companions:
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SB 146 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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12-17-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 56
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Gollihare, Todd(R)
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Authorizes the Oklahoma Health Care Authority to create a program that compensates family members of Medicaid participants as in-home caregivers; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-18-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 65
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Weaver, Darrell(R)
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Adjusts procedures for the destruction of certain controlled dangerous substances by authorized parties, directing parties to destroy such materials themselves rather than submit them to OSBI.
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Bill History:
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12-19-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 107
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Frix, Avery (F)(R)
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Provides a tax credit for emergency medical personnel and staff of ambulance services and directs the Dept. of Health to develop a form to verify qualifying credit claimants.
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12-27-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 109
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Stanley, Brenda(R)
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Requires health insurance in the state to provide coverage for certain genetic testing procedures related to cancer and family history.
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SB 1264 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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12-27-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 110
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Woods, Tom(R)
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Makes an appropriation to the Board of Medicolegal Investigations for the hiring of additional death investigators; EMERGENCY.
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12-27-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 113
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Dossett, Jo Anna(D)
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Exempts child support payments below a certain threshold from calculations to determine TANF eligibility; EMERGENCY.
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12-27-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 145
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Requires the Dept. of Corrections to provide accommodations for pregnant inmates to pump and store breast milk.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 146
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Murdock, Casey(R)
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Expands the responsibilities of the Mental Wellness Division of the Dept. of Public Safety to include care for retired public safety personnel.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 155
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Makes an appropriation to the Dept. of Health to administer a public information campaign regarding diabetes care and supplies available for free or at a discount; EMERGENCY.
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 161
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Requires pharmacy benefits managers to maintain a fiduciary duty to insurers and insureds served by them under contract.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 176
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Dossett, Jo Anna(D)
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Requires health benefit plans in the state to provide coverage for a three-month initial supply and a twelve-month resupply of contraceptives to enrolles prescribed such drugs.
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 183
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Prieto, Dana(R)
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Adds synthesized kratom constituents to the controlled provisions of the Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 184
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Kirt, Julia(D)
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Directs the Dept. of Human Services to extend SNAP benefits to households that qualify for non-cash TANF funded benefits or state maintenance of effort funded benefits and meet all other qualifying criteria; EMERGENCY.
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 190
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Pederson, Roland(R)
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Directs the Dept. of Human Services to develop and implement simplified certification and recertification standards for the Elderly Simplified Application Project for SNAP benefits recipients meeting certain standards; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 191
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Deevers, Dusty(R)
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Prohibits medical marijuana retailers from engaging in advertising that suggests ingestion of marijuana is safe or harmless and places enhanced restrictions on other advertising and decoration of marijuana establishments.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 193
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Bullard, David(R)
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Massively overhauls the state Medicaid Program, repealing various related sections and adjusting the remaining program into a fee-for-service model.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 194
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Murdock, Casey(R)
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Directs the Dept. of Human Services to opt into and administer the federal Summer EBT program.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 195
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Paxton, Lonnie(R)
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Modifies the responsibility to acquire and maintain liability insurance coverage for certain school apprenticeship, mentorship and internship programs from local school governing bodies to OMES; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 202
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Daniels, Julie(R)
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Modifies provisions of the state Medicaid program to adjust eligibility for participation in the premium assistance program.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 203
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Thompson, Kristen(R)
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Directs the Health Care Authority to reimburse a hospital at 100% of the nursing facility per diem rate for services if certain conditions are met; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 205
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Jett, Shane(R)
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Authorizes the Medical Marijuana Authority to issue research licenses to facility the collection and analysis of patient data and outcomes.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 206
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Woods, Tom(R)
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Declares emergency medical services to be essential services solely for the purposes of eligibility for certain federal funding; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 207
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Woods, Tom(R)
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Establishes the Rare Disease Advisory Council within the Dept. of Health to provide guidance to state authorities and the Legislature related to rare diseases; EMERGENCY.
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 217
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Mann, Mark (F)(D)
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Directs CLEET to establish a Mental Health Response Pilot Program to provide CLEET certification to certain mental health professionals to aid law enforcement.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 219
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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Directs school districts to make menstrual products available for free in school restrooms designated for females and single-occupancy restrooms; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 222
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Murdock, Casey(R)
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Creates a maternity care pilot program within the Dept. of Health to provide grants to a hospital to support the addition of labor and delivery services; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 225
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Creates the Rare Disease Advisory Council under the Dept. of Health to study and advise state entities on rare diseases.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 226
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Directs the Health Care Authority to establish a Medicaid reimbursement methodology for hospitals designated as "Baby-Friendly" by Baby Friendly USA; EMERGENCY.
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SB 183 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 251
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Gollihare, Todd(R)
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Creates a minimum floor of funding provided to county governments by the Dept. of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services for mental health and substance abuse treatment programs managed at the county level; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 253
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Hines, Kelly (F)(R)
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Directs the Health Care Authority to include a supplemental item in its annual budget request reflecting the new state and federal funding necessary to meet reimbursement costs for nursing and other care facilities.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 254
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Dossett, Jo Anna(D)
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Directs the Dept. of Labor to contract for a study on the actuarial impact of a paid family and medical leave insurance program in the state meeting certain standards.
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 257
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Standridge, Lisa (F)(R)
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Allows Medicaid reimbursement for laboratory analysis and diagnostic processing services to out of state providers if no one in the state offers such services.
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Bill History:
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12-30-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 301
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Hall, Chuck(R)
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Modifies total and individual levels on tax credits for donations to cancer and other biomedical research institutes.
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Bill History:
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12-31-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 317
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Deevers, Dusty(R)
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Establishes standards for private occupational certifying organizations to voluntarily register with the state under certain standards and allow their certified persons to engage in relevant activities.
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Bill History:
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12-31-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 320
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Burns, George(R)
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Places a weekly limit on medical marijuana purchases by authorized license-holders.
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Bill History:
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12-31-24 S Filed
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[ ] SB 332
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Coleman, Bill(R)
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Modifies the annual medical marijuana business license fee from a calculated sum to a set fee.
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Bill History:
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01-02-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 337
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Includes the use of vapor products in the Smoking in Public Places and Indoor Workplaces Act and permits political subdivisions to enact greater, but not lesser, restrictions than the Act.
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Companions:
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SB 184 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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01-02-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 361
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Dossett, Jo Anna(D)
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Provides an exemption to certain licensing and permitting requirements for traditional tribal healing practitioners acting within particular boundaries, not to include surgery, x-rays and certain other forms of care.
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Bill History:
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01-03-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 362
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Nice, Nikki (F)(D)
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Directs the Dept. of Health to establish a certificate program for community healthcare workers and establish standards for their practices.
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Companions:
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SB 535 (Refiled from 59R Session) SB 424 (Identical)
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Bill History:
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01-03-25 S Filed
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01-06-25 S Filed
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01-06-25 S Filed
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01-06-25 S Filed
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01-06-25 S Filed
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01-06-25 S Filed
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Bill History:
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01-06-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 398
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Jech, Darcy(R)
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Adjusts various procedures related to notice, subpoena and other procedures under the Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act, creating provisions for default orders and the quashing of subpoenas no longer deemed necessary.
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Bill History:
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01-06-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 408
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Boren, Mary(D)
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Prohibits higher education institutions from placing certain burdens or limiting access to programs to students based solely on the student being pregnant; EMERGENCY.
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Companions:
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SB 627 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 413
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Jett, Shane(R)
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Creates the Sexual Education Reform and Parental Rights Protection Act which adjusts terms related to sexual education and requires affirmative parental consent for student participation in such programs; EMERGENCY.
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Companions:
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SB 1981 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 421
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Bergstrom, Micheal(R)
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Requires health care providers to give notice of certain details related to the Parents' Bill of Rights when providing care to a child.
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 422
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Bullard, David(R)
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Prohibits any state agency or political subdivision from requiring citizens to submit to a COVID-19 vaccination or any variant thereof; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 423
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Rader, Dave(R)
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Adjusts various provisions related to the cost, processes, permissions and privacy protections related to medical records kept by health care providers.
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 424
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Gillespie, Christi (F)(R)
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Creates the Community Health Worker Act which directs the Dept. of Health to establish rules and standards to certify community health care workers.
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Companions:
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SB 535 (Refiled from 59R Session) SB 362 (Identical)
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 426
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Jett, Shane(R)
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Requires chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin to be available over the counter without a prescription at pharmacies and directs the Board of Pharmacy to revoke licenses and assess a fine for any pharmacists not in compliance.
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 427
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Jett, Shane(R)
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Requires health care facilities to publish and maintain an online record of all policies and procedures of the facility and to establish policies for any modifications to medical records.
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 438
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Coleman, Bill(R)
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Requires health insurers to notify health care providers of fees associated with credit card payments and to submit an annual report on credit card percentages and changes in payments.
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Bill History:
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01-07-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 439
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Bergstrom, Micheal(R)
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Empowers the Board of Dentistry to oversee and regulate the use of diagnostic x-ray systems and other sources of radiation used for treatment in dental offices and submit related data to the Dept. of Health.
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Bill History:
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01-08-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 441
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Coleman, Bill(R)
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Requires the state Medicaid program to provide coverage for chiropractic care when medically necessary; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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01-08-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 442
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Bergstrom, Micheal(R)
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Authorizes Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists to perform certain additional procedures relating to fluoroscopy, sedation and other treatments.
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Bill History:
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01-08-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 443
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Stanley, Brenda(R)
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Adjusts responsibilities and powers of the Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision, permitting it to hire a licensed physician to serve as an advisor and to conduct background checks; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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01-08-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 444
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Rader, Dave(R)
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Removes the requirement for certain controlled dangerous substances to be destroyed by the OSBI, permitting authorized parties to destroy them as necessary, and allows persons who have legally obtained a controlled substance to submit it for destruction.
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Bill History:
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01-08-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 456
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Deevers, Dusty(R)
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Creates the Abolition of Abortion Act which designates abortion as murder and removes various protections against prosecution for the mother of an aborted fetus as well as various legal protections for physicians; EMERGENCY.
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Companions:
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SB 1729 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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01-08-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 487
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Dossett, Jo Anna(D)
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Requires Service Oklahoma to establish rules that allow a person to act as an instructor for an injured or disabled individual needing to use a modified motor vehicle; EMERGENCY.
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Bill History:
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01-10-25 S Filed
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Companions:
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SB 1089 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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01-10-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 535
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Daniels, Julie(R)
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Modifies provisions related to the Open Records Act, adjusting notice, transparency, fee collection and privacy standards.
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Bill History:
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01-13-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 569
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Stanley, Brenda(R)
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Allows advanced practice registered nurses meeting certain criteria to apply for an independent prescriptive authority, creating guidelines for an application, renewal, and malpractice insurance.
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Bill History:
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01-14-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 665
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Jett, Shane(R)
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Creates the Medical Ethics Defense Act which provides legal protection against the performance of or payment for any procedure which violates the conscience of the patient or medical practitioner.
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Companions:
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SB 887 (Refiled from 59R Session)
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Bill History:
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01-14-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 680
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Paxton, Lonnie(R)
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Adjusts the definition of tobacco products to include products intended to be heated or burned rather than just burned and establishes a new tax paradigm for such products.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 S Filed
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 737
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Deevers, Dusty(R)
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Oklahoma Interventional Pain Management and Treatment Act; defining terms. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 741
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Gollihare, Todd(R)
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Practice of pharmacy; allowing pharmacist to test for and initiate drug therapy for certain minor, nonchronic health conditions. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 773
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Gollihare, Todd(R)
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Removes administration of pharmacy discount cards from the definition of pharmacy benefits management and allows the Attorney General to collect certain prescription data while investigating noncompliance complaints.
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Bill History:
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01-15-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 787
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Weaver, Darrell(R)
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Creates the Health Care Cost Containment and Affordability Act, which requires carriers to disclose and caps payments to providers and paid providers to submit payment information to certain State Entities.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 789
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Gollihare, Todd(R)
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Pharmacy benefit managers may not share certain space or data with other PBMs and must provide certain data during an audit, defines effective rate contracting and prohibits such in certain circumstances.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 809
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Bergstrom, Micheal(R)
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Relates to the practice of physician assistants, supervision, and their prescriptive authority, expands membership of the Physician Assistant Committee under the Medical Board, repeals language related to supervision.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 827
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Gollihare, Todd(R)
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Limits noneconomic damages on certain civil actions, removes language relating to reckless disregard of another's rights, fraud, malice, and gross negligence, while increasing the maximum compensation for noneconomic loss to $500k.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 833
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Daniels, Julie(R)
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Relates to medical costs incurred and the value of necessary future treatment of injured parties considered in civil actions arising from personal injury claims.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 860
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Weaver, Darrell(R)
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Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Act; adding certain substance to Schedule I. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 874
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Hall, Chuck(R)
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Professions and occupations; transferring certain administration to service Oklahoma by certain date. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 875
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Rosino, Paul(R)
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State Medicaid program; making contracted entities ineligible for capitated contracts for failure to meet certain minimum expense requirement. Effective date. Emergency.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 878
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Grellner, Randy (F)(R)
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State employees; increasing number of authorized employees for the State Board of Licensed Social Workers. Effective date. Emergency.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 881
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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Crimes and punishments; authorizing certain petition under certain circumstances. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 906
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Rosino, Paul(R)
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Practice of pharmacy; establishing certain pharmacy staffing ratio. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 907
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Rosino, Paul(R)
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Practice of pharmacy; authorizing product fulfillment through central fill pharmacies under certain conditions; authorizing shared services. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 927
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Hicks, Carri(D)
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State Medicaid program; modifying appointment procedures for the Medicaid Drug Utilization Review Board. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 929
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Haste, John(R)
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Practice of osteopathic medicine; amending various provisions of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Medicine Act. Emergency.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 959
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McIntosh, Julie (F)(R)
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Health care; granting certain rights and protections to health care institutions and payors; prohibiting certain discrimination and adverse actions. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 993
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Gollihare, Todd(R)
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Pharmacy benefit managers; expanding certain claim limits; audit finding reports; notification to Attorney General; allowing extension requests; requiring certain time period tolling disaster declaration. Emergency.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1025
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Haste, John(R)
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Health care; creating the Oklahoma Rebate Pass-Through and Pharmacy Benefits Manager Meaningful Transparency Act of 2025; clarifying authority to take certain actions. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1033
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Standridge, Lisa (F)(R)
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Practice of pharmacy; requiring licensure of certain out-of-state pharmacies; requiring certain inspections; providing administrative remedies and penalties. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1037
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Daniels, Julie(R)
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Practice of pharmacy; removing certain limitation on appointees to the State Board of Pharmacy. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1041
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Daniels, Julie(R)
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Practice of osteopathic medicine; removing certain limitation on appointees to the State Board of Osteopathic Examiners. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1043
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Daniels, Julie(R)
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Practice of medicine; modifying membership of the State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision; removing certain limitation on appointees. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1050
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Seifried, Ally(R)
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Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act; decreasing allowable time to file certain claim. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1063
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Rosino, Paul(R)
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Prescriptions; creating the Oklahoma Health Care Saftey Net and Affordable Prescriptions Acessibility Act; prohibing certain actions; providing for enforcement by Attorney General and Insurance Commissioner. Effective date.
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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[ ] SB 1064
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Rosino, Paul(R)
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Health insurance; establishing guidelines for step therapy protocol. Effective date,
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Bill History:
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01-16-25 S Filed
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Total Bills:
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OOA 2024 Legislative Update
Privacy Protections for Mental Health Records – SB 1716 (by Sen. Todd Gollihare)
- OOA Request Bill
- Authorizes professional licensing boards to enter into executive session when discussing mental health documents related to a licensee under investigation or review by a professional licensing board, provided the executive session is held only to review documents pertaining to the individual in question, the documents reviewed are kept confidential, and the licensee is given the opportunity to be present during any witness testimony or discussion of the mental health documents.
- This protects the privacy of physicians and other licensees and destigmatizes seeking treatment for mental health concerns.
- Many health professionals are afraid to seek treatment due to fear of public stigma if that treatment is disclosed to their licensure board.
- This bill will help ensure the wellbeing of Oklahoma’s healthcare providers, and therefore their patients.
- Status: Signed into law; effective Nov. 1, 2024
Licensure Boards – HB 2958 (Kendrix/Bergstrom)
- Extends the sunset of the State Board of Osteopathic Examiners to July 1, 2027.
- Status: Signed into law by the Governor; effective Aug. 28, 2024
Prior Authorization – HB 3190 (Newton/Garvin)
- Establishes requirements for transparency in prior authorization processes, sets criteria for adverse determinations, and specifies the qualifications of physicians involved in such determinations.
- Addresses emergency and urgent healthcare services, appeals, and the duration of prior authorizations. Additionally, it includes provisions related to the electronic transmission of prior authorization requests and outlines consequences for non-compliance with these requirements.
- Status: Signed into law; effective Jan. 1, 2025
Prior Authorization – SB 1703 (Daniels/McEntire)
- Prohibits insurers and third-party administrators other than a Medicare Advantage plan from denying Oklahoma Health Care Authority claims solely on the basis that a claimed item or service did not receive prior authorization under the rules or coverage policies of the insurer.
- Requires the insurer or third-party administrator to accept an authorization provided by the Authority for an item or service covered under the state Medicaid program or under a home- and community-based services waiver.
- Requires insurers and third- party administrators to respond within 60 days of receiving an inquiry regarding a claim if the claimed item occurred within the last 3 years.
- Status: Signed into law; effective June 16, 2024
Health Information Exchange – HB 3556 (Kendrix/Howard)
- Provides that all health care providers in Oklahoma, as defined by the rules of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority Board, have the option to report data to and use the state-designated entity.
- Status: Signed into law; effective Nov. 1, 2024
Preceptorship Rotation – HB 3351 (McEntire/Thompson, K)
- Establishes a tax credit for faculty preceptors, including allopathic physicians, osteopathic physicians, advanced practical registered nurses, advanced practice registered nursing students, and physician assistants, who conduct preceptorship rotations for medical students, residents, advanced practical registered nurses, and physician assistant students.
- The tax credit, applicable from 2026 to 2035, allows faculty preceptors to claim credits for up to ten preceptorship rotations per calendar year.
- The credit amounts vary for medical students, residents, advanced practical registered nurses, and physician assistant students.
- Status: Signed into law; effective May 16, 2024
Managed Care – SB 1675 (McCortney/McEntire)
- Extends the deadline for the Oklahoma Health Care Authority to implement provisions related to capitated managed care contracts from October 1, 2023, to April 1, 2024.
- Mandates that all contracted entities complete the credentialing or re- credentialing of a provider within 60 calendar days of receiving a completed application.
- Changes the timeframe for a contracted entity to respond to a request for services for a hospitalized member from 1 business day to 24 hours
- Requires peer-to-peer conversations following an adverse determination to occur within 24 hours.
- Imposes a 3% limit on the percentage of claims subject to post-payment audits and expands provisions regarding denied claims to include downgraded claims.
- Extends the duration of the minimum reimbursement rates established by the Authority from July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2027.
- Stipulates that at least one capitated managed care contract providing statewide coverage to Medicaid members must be awarded to a provider-owned entity that submitted a responsive proposal and demonstrated the ability to fulfill the contract requirements.
- Status: Signed into law; effective June 16, 2024
OPPOSED LEGISLATION
APRN Independent Practice – SB 458 (Stanley/McEntire)
- Would have allowed Advanced Practice Registered Nurses recognized as Certified Nurse Practitioners, Certified Nurse-Midwives, or Clinical Nurse Specialists to prescribe drugs independent of physician supervision after completing a minimum of 2,000 hours of practice with supervised prescriptive authority.
- Status: Vetoed by the Governor (although there were efforts to override the Governors veto, that was never brought up so it did not become law).
- “I don’t believe APRN’s should be able to prescribe Schedule III through V controlled substances without physician supervision.”
- The Governor’s entire veto message can be found here.
Physician Assistant Practice – HB 3965 (McEntire)
- Would have authorized physician assistants (PAs) who have met the required hours of post-graduate clinical experience to practice prescriptive authority without supervision.
- Status: Not heard on the House floor; dead pursuant to the rules
Pharmacists Scope of Practice – SB 232 (Garvin/McEntire)
- Would have added "Minor, nonchronic health condition" to the defined terms in the Oklahoma Pharmacy Act.
- Would have expanded the definition of the "practice of pharmacy" to include ordering, performing, and interpreting tests for minor, nonchronic health conditions and initiating drug therapy for minor, nonchronic health conditions.
- Would have allowed the dispensing of self-administered hormonal contraceptives.
- Would have required licensed pharmacies to maintain a 4:1 ratio of technicians to pharmacists.
- Status: Died in conference; dead pursuant to the rules
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