HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY
 (See also HEALTH CARE; INSURANCE; PUBLIC ASSISTANCE) |
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Abolishing authority and replacing with Washington health security trust:
HB 1085, SB 5224 |
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Adult behavioral health system, improvement of, role of authority:
SB 5732, SSB 5732,
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2SSB 5732, CH 338 (2013) |
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Basic health option, federal, triggering if Washington health benefit exchange enrollment is insufficient:
SB 5482 |
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Basic health plan, limiting enrollment to citizens of United States and qualified aliens:
HB 1391 |
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Basic health plan, marijuana excise tax revenues for, redirecting to low-income health care:
HB 2793 |
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Behavioral health services, combined mental health and chemical dependency services, state purchasing of, authority role:
HB 2639, SHB 2639, E2SHB 2639, SB 6312, SSB 6312,
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2SSB 6312, CH 225 (2014) |
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Birth control, requiring dispensing of contraceptive drugs for medicaid enrollees:
HB 2022, SHB 2022, SB 5884 |
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Dental health aide services, for Indian tribes, health care authority role:
HB 2466, SB 6275 |
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Diabetes epidemic, agency collaboration to identify goals and develop agency plans, authority involvement:
HB 1795, SB 5423 |
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Duties of authority, to include reducing adverse prescription drug events:
SB 6360 |
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Federal basic health program, health care authority to begin econometric modeling to analyze program:
ESHB 2594 |
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Federal basic health program, health care authority to develop blueprint for:
HB 2594, SB 6231 |
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Federal receipts, requiring that authority report concerning federal financial assistance:
SB 5804,
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SSB 5804, CH 32 (2013) |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, allowing dental benefits to be offered separately or in health plan:
HB 2467, SHB 2467 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, allowing plans outside exchange:
HB 2220, HB 2221, SB 6464 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, business and occupation tax exemption for certain amounts received:
HB 1517, SHB 1517,
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ESHB 1947, CH 6 (2013), SB 5283, SSB 5283 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, carriers offering health plans outside of, clarifying requirements:
HB 2061,
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SB 5931, CH 31 (2014) |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, continuity of care during grace periods:
HB 2571, SB 6016 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, creation as state agency:
HB 2340 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, funding exchange operations with insurance carrier assessment deposited in health benefit exchange account:
HB 1947 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, funding exchange operations with insurance issuer assessment deposited in health benefit exchange account:
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ESHB 1947, CH 6 (2013) |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, limiting information provided by in connection with affordable care act implementation:
HB 1712 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, monitoring enrollment and establishing trigger for federal basic health option:
SB 5482 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, notification of grace period and premium nonpayment during grace period:
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ESSB 6016, CH 84 (2014) |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, premium assistance for exchange coverage for medicaid-eligible adults and children:
SB 5914, SSB 5914 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, requesting waiver to authorize enrollment in exchange rather than medicaid:
HB 1713, SB 5918 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, stand-alone pediatric oral services coverage:
HB 1846, SB 5719 |
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Health benefit exchange, Washington, using for school district, state agency, and higher education part-time employees:
ESSB 5905 |
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Health care innovation plan for state, authority role in public and private implementation:
HB 2572, SHB 2572,
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E2SHB 2572, CH 223 (2014) PV |
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Hearing aids, including coverage in state-purchased health care:
HB 1356 |
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Hospital safety net assessment and fund, modifying provisions to pay for medicaid hospital services and grants:
HB 2016, 2ESHB 2016, SB 5913,
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Hospital safety net assessment and fund, state to phase down during medicaid expansion and end reliance on:
SB 5913,
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Hospitals, contracting with health care authority each fiscal biennium:
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Interpreter services, authorizing purchase by authority for limited-English speaking or sensory-impaired public assistance applicants and recipients:
HB 1753, SB 5833 |
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Interpreter services, authorizing purchase by authority for limited-English speaking public assistance applicants and recipients:
ESHB 1753, 2SHB 1753, EHB 2617 |
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Managed care organizations, contracts with authority, including performance measures for service coordination organizations:
HB 1519 |
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Managed care organizations, contracts with authority, including performance measures for service coordination organizations and contracting entities:
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ESHB 1519, CH 320 (2013) |
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Medicaid enrollees, services to, allowing nurses and physicians to satisfy continuing education credits by performing:
HB 1628, SB 5825 |
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Medicaid, aligning certain expiration dates that limit payments for health care services with start of medicaid expansion:
SB 5631 |
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Medicaid, contraceptive drugs, requiring dispensing of:
HB 2022, SHB 2022, SB 5884 |
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Medicaid, eligible adults and children, premium assistance for health benefit exchange coverage for:
SB 5914, SSB 5914 |
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Medicaid, enrollees in border communities, access to care through contractual agreements across state border, authority role:
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SB 6419, CH 39 (2014) |
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Medicaid, expansion of, authorizing authority to implement:
SSB 5876 |
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Medicaid, expansion of, comprehensive modifications in order to implement:
SB 5894 |
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Medicaid, false claims, reasons for debarment of state procurement contractors to include:
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SB 5948, CH 34 (2013) |
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Medicaid, hospital safety net assessment and fund, modifying provisions to pay for medicaid hospital services and grants:
HB 2016, 2ESHB 2016, SB 5913,
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Medicaid, hospital safety net assessment and fund, state to phase down during medicaid expansion and end reliance on:
SB 5913,
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Medicaid, managed care, enrollee comprehensive medication management:
SSB 5213,
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2SSB 5213, CH 261 (2013) |
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Medicaid, managed care, enrollee comprehensive medication management process:
HB 1637 |
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Medicaid, managed care, enrollee prescription review process:
SB 5213 |
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Medical assistance program, complex rehabilitation technology products and services, authority to establish separate recognition for:
HB 1445, SHB 1445,
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E2SHB 1445, CH 178 (2013) |
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Medical assistance, authority to establish low-income disproportionate share hospital payment mechanism:
HB 1635, SHB 1635 |
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Medical assistance, hospital safety net assessment and fund, modifying provisions to pay for medicaid hospital services and grants:
HB 2016, 2ESHB 2016, SB 5913,
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Medical assistance, hospital safety net assessment and fund, state to phase down during medicaid expansion and end reliance on:
SB 5913,
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Medical assistance, managed care health systems, payments by authority to:
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HB 2798, CH 198 (2014) |
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Medical assistance, noncritical access hospitals, designing system of hospital quality incentive payments for:
HB 2016, 2ESHB 2016,
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ESSB 5913, CH 17 (2013) |
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Medical assistance, prospective payment system, psychiatric, and rehabilitation hospitals, designing system of hospital quality incentive payments for:
SB 5913 |
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Medical care services, restricting eligibility to certain legal immigrants:
HB 2069,
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SHB 2069, CH 10 (2013) |
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Part-time employees of school districts, state agencies, and higher education institutions, using Washington health benefit exchange for:
ESSB 5905 |
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Political subdivisions of state, employee participation in state insurance or self-insurance programs, to include retirees:
HB 1741, SB 5654 |
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Provider one system, jails contracting with department of corrections to participate in system for inmate health care:
HB 1911, SHB 1911, SB 5792, SB 5892,
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2ESSB 5892, CH 14 (2013) |
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Public employees' benefits board, creating public employees' benefits board benefits account:
HB 2436, SB 6346 |
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Public employees' benefits board, eligibility for health care benefits, technical changes relevant to domestic partnerships:
HB 2437, SB 6347 |
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Public employees' benefits board, eligibility of separated members of PERS, SERS, and TRS plan 2 for insurance plans and contracts:
HB 1668, SB 5650 |
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Public employees' benefits board, employee eligibility for benefits, modifying board provisions concerning:
HB 1587, HB 2437, SB 5542, SB 5905, ESSB 5905, SB 6347 |
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Public employees' benefits board, employee eligibility for benefits, modifying provisions to be consistent with patient protection and affordable care act:
SB 5905, ESSB 5905 |
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Public employees' benefits board, health assessment and wellness programs, board role:
SB 5474 |
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Public employees' benefits board, pilot project for uniform medical plan enrollees testing mutual accountability model:
HB 2565 |
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School employees' insurance benefits, districts and insurance commissioner to provide data to health care authority for reporting purposes:
SB 6519 |
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Service coordination organizations and contracting entities, accountability measures, authority to incorporate into contracts:
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ESHB 1519, CH 320 (2013) |
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Service coordination organizations, accountability measures, authority to incorporate into contracts:
HB 1519 |
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State employee health and wellness program, incorporating health assessment and wellness programs, authority role:
SB 5474 |
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State employee wellness programs, governor to appoint health and wellness advisory committee:
ESSB 5811 |
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State employee wellness programs, to be required in all state employee health care benefit plans:
SB 5811, ESSB 5811 |
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Telemedicine, health plan coverage, provider reimbursement:
HB 1448, 2ESHB 1448 |
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Vendors, overpayments against, authority collection from vendors practicing strategic successorship:
SB 5401 |
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Wellness programs for state employees, expanding:
SB 5474 |
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