SB841

Modifies provisions relating to health care

Introduced·1/7/26

Modifies provisions relating to health care, including telemedicine, epinephrine delivery devices, and doula services.

This bill modifies provisions relating to health care, including telemedicine, epinephrine delivery devices, and doula services. It mandates that physicians establish a valid physician-patient relationship before prescribing drugs through telemedicine. It allows authorized entities to possess and use epinephrine delivery devices, with training requirements for users. It defines doula services and mandates coverage for these services under the MO HealthNet program. It also includes provisions for reimbursement and eligibility criteria for doulas.

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Where it stands

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In committee
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Calendar

Feb 18

8:30 AM

Families, Seniors and Health Hearing

History

May 15

Senate

Informal Calendar S Bills for Perfection

Apr 28

Senate

SS for SCS S offered (Bernskoetter)--(4822S.07F)

Apr 28

Senate

SA 1 to SS for SCS S offered (Lewis)--(4822S07.21S)