SB515

Requiring drug testing for individuals receiving office-based medication-assisted treatment

Introduced·1/20/26
Intr Text

Requires drug testing for individuals in office-based medication-assisted treatment programs in West Virginia.

West Virginia SB515 mandates drug testing for individuals in office-based medication-assisted treatment programs. Upon admission, a comprehensive, definitive drug test is required. During the first six weeks, a direct observation, definitive test must be performed every two weeks. After six weeks, patients undergo a direct observation, presumptive test every 45 days for one year during the stabilization phase. In the maintenance phase, patients undergo a direct observation, presumptive test every six months until discharge.

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Current
Health and Human Resources Committee
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Committee decision

Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

History

Jan 20

Senate

Filed for introduction

Jan 20

Senate

To Health and Human Resources then Finance

Jan 20

Senate

Introduced in Senate