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2013 Bill(s)
SS HCS HB 58 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: GOVERNOR SIGNED Description: Repeal requiring that a store selling insurance for portable electronic devices have the actual policies available at the electronics store.
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HCS HB 344 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: S Veterans & Health Description: Require Medicaid to cover bavioral, social and psychophysiological services, subject to appropriations.
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HB 346 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: S 3rd Read Description: Prohibit a health benefit plan from requiring a dentist to provide services not covered by the dental plan.
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HB 560 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: H 2nd Read Description: Prohibit smoking or use of tobacco products on state prison grounds.
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HB 561 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: H Health Insurance Description: Makes a technical change in the transplant law. It allows use of an organ for transplant for research or education if it is not suitable for transplantation. Current law provides for research or education if it is not suitable for "transportation."
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* HCS HB 701 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: H Perf Description: Expand state regulation of health insurance. Adds provisions for the federal health exchange provisions.
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HB 750 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: H Health Insurance Description: Prohibit a health plan imposing a fee schedule for an optometrist if the services are not covered by the plan.
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HB 751 Sponsor:Molendorp, Chris Status: H Insurance Description: Expand the ban on selling tobacco to minors. Include any tobacco-derived product or vapor product.
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