Bill Tracker
Allows a court to order treatment for a person experiencing psychiatric deterioration.
Requires an individual who has been involuntarily committed be referred to an ASO prior to discharge.
Allows any interested person to file an involuntary commitment substance abuse proceeding application in any county.
Requires schools to post mental health resources on their websites.
Creates a psychologist interstate compact.
Allows a physician's assistant or ARNP to testify at an involuntary commitment hearing.
Requires the medical assistance advisory council to cover applied behavior analysis services.
Requires schools to publish mental health resources on their websites.
Requires mental health wellness training for school personnel.
Makes changes related to consumer data protection laws.
Makes changes to current law regarding assault on a health care provider.
Places limitations on discovery and procedure related to a claim for post conviction relief.
Requires schools to have at least one school employee who is trained to administer or assist with self-administration of a seizure medication.
Provides resources to school and AEA employees allowing them to test students to assist parents submit HCBS waiver applications.
Requires schools to assemble multidisciplinary threat assessment teams to identify students, who are to be flagged for services and other appropriate interventions.
Requires College Student Aid Commission to collect an annual authorization fee.
Modifies school concussion policies by expanding the type of licensed health care provider who may determine when a student should be removed from school sports.
Prohibits schools from taking disciplinary actions regarding use/non-use of legal names or personal pronouns.
Modifies provisions related to shared operational functions and school district supplementary weighting.
Establishes a regulatory relief program.
Requires University of Iowa to give priority in awarding residencies to Iowa residents.
Allows schools to employ an athletic trainer to provide health services to students.
Establishes the dietician licensure compact.
Prohibits the board of pharmacy and professional boards from restricting the prescribing authority of pharmacists and other practitioners.
Gives health care providers and institutions the right not to participate in a health care service that violates the provider's or institution's conscience.
Requires all health care providers to establish and disclose the discounted cash price the provider will accept for certain services.
Makes changes to health insurance coverage requirements for the treatment of autism spectrum disorders.
Requires that health plan coverage for eating disorders include out-of-state or out-of-network treatment plans under certain circumstances.
Requires a utilization review organization to respond to a request for a prior authorization within a certain time period.
Requires health care providers to disclose prices charged for the most common services.
Prohibits schools from providing instruction on gender identity or sexual orientation to students in grades 7-12.
Strikes a provision exempting persons employed by a state institution from the provisions of Code chapter 154B.
Makes provisions related to pharmacy benefits managers, pharmacies, and prescription drugs.
Requires certain colleges identify clinical rotations that do not require the candidate be vaccinated for COVID at the request of a student.
Creates an individual tax credit for purchasing firearm safety devices.
Makes changes to paid leave for government employees.