MENTAL HEALTH
   (See also ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE; COUNSELORS AND COUNSELING; PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHIATRISTS; PSYCHOLOGISTS) |
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ARNPs and physician assistants, psychiatric, role of:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Assisted outpatient mental health treatment, renaming:
SB 6491,
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ESSB 6491, CH 291 (2018) |
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Behavioral health and suicide prevention, agricultural workers, pilot program, establishing:
HB 2671, SHB 2671,
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2SHB 2671, CH 95 (2018) |
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Behavioral health and suicide prevention, agricultural workers, task force on, convening:
HB 2671, SHB 2671,
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2SHB 2671, CH 95 (2018) |
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Behavioral health authority, designation of state, transfer to HCA, work group for:
SSB 5259 |
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Behavioral health authority, designation of state, transferring to health care authority:
HB 1388,
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2ESHB 1388, CH 201 (2018), SB 5259, SSB 5259 |
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Behavioral health care, integrating into foster child managed health care plan:
HB 2530,
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SHB 2530, CH 27 (2018), SB 6436 |
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Behavioral health licensees, fraudulent license transfers by, prohibiting:
SB 5705,
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SSB 5705, CH 330 (2017) |
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Behavioral health licensees, violations reduction by DSHS, prohibiting, when:
SB 5705,
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SSB 5705, CH 330 (2017) |
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Behavioral health organizations, serving homeless, developing strategies for:
SB 5903 |
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Behavioral health services, assisted outpatient behavioral health treatment:
SB 6491,
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ESSB 6491, CH 291 (2018) |
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Behavioral health services, audits, HCA and DSHS requirements, modifying:
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E2SHB 1819, CH 207 (2017) |
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Behavioral health services, community, behavioral health bonds for:
SB 6468, SSB 6468 |
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Behavioral health services, DSHS documentation requirements, DSHS to review:
SHB 1819,
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E2SHB 1819, CH 207 (2017) |
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Behavioral health services, DSHS policies for providers and related staff, review of:
SB 6496 |
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Behavioral health services, fully integrated managed health care system:
HB 2779, SHB 2779,
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E2SHB 2779, CH 175 (2018), SB 6485, SSB 6485 |
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Behavioral health services, HCA documentation requirements, HCA to review:
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E2SHB 1819, CH 207 (2017) |
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Behavioral health services, mental health field response grant program:
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HB 2892, CH 142 (2018) |
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Behavioral health services, mental health field response team grant program:
SSB 5970, 2SSB 5970 |
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Behavioral health services, payment codes and reimbursement:
SB 5779,
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SSB 5779, CH 226 (2017) PV |
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Behavioral health services, physical health integration, work group on:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Behavioral health services, primary care settings, bidirectional integration model:
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SSB 5779, CH 226 (2017) PV |
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Behavioral health services, primary care settings, integration model:
SB 5779 |
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Behavioral health services, provision of, reducing inefficiencies and duplications:
HB 1819 |
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Behavioral health services, provision of, reducing inefficiencies/duplications:
SB 5749, SSB 5749, 2SSB 5749 |
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Behavioral health services, substance use disorder treatment, prior authorization:
HB 2572, SHB 2572, 2SHB 2572 |
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Behavioral health services, whole-person care that includes:
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SSB 5779, CH 226 (2017) PV |
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Behavioral health system, managed care, community facilities, outpatient treatment:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Behavioral health system, reforming provision of long-term psychiatric care:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Behavioral health, certain DSHS functions, transferring to department of health:
HB 1388,
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2ESHB 1388, CH 201 (2018), SB 5259, SSB 5259 |
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Caregivers, for nursing home patients with behavioral health needs, curricula for:
HB 1548,
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ESHB 1548, CH 200 (2017) |
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Caregivers, for persons with severe mental illness, respite services pilot projects:
HB 1197 |
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Caregivers, geriatric behavioral health workers, provisions concerning:
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ESHB 1548, CH 200 (2017) |
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Child care, behavioral concerns consultation program:
HB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017), SB 5763, SSB 5763 |
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Children's behavioral rehabilitation services rates:
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EHB 2008, CH 208 (2018) PV, HB 2800, SB 6013, SSB 6013 |
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Children's mental and behavioral health disorders, access line via DSHS:
HB 1713, SB 5763 |
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Children's mental health services, facilitating referrals to, program for:
HB 2451, SHB 2451, SB 6452,
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SSB 6452, CH 288 (2018) |
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Children's mental health services, managed care and tribal organizations, medicaid:
SHB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017),
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SSB 5779, CH 226 (2017) PV |
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Children's mental health services, managed care systems, through medicaid:
HB 1713, SB 5763, SSB 5763 |
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Children's mental health services, minor-requested, parental notification:
SB 5709 |
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Children's mental health services, parent-initiated, role of parent:
SB 5706, SSB 5706 |
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Children's mental health work group, establishing:
HB 2779, SHB 2779,
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E2SHB 2779, CH 175 (2018), SB 6485, SSB 6485 |
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Children's mental health work group, recommendations of, implementing:
HB 1713, SHB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017), HB 1819, SHB 1819,
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E2SHB 1819, CH 207 (2017), SB 5749, SSB 5749, 2SSB 5749, SB 5763, SSB 5763 |
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Clubhouses, expanding availability of:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Code 4 Northwest crisis service, Steve Redmond, honoring:
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HR 4628 (2017) |
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College students, mental health counseling and services for, evaluating:
HB 1651, SHB 1651 |
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Commitment, involuntary, additional treatment for criminally insane, petition:
HB 2289, SHB 2289 |
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Commitment, involuntary, additional treatment, petition for:
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2ESSB 5106, CH 14 (2017) |
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Commitment, involuntary, conducting court hearings by video:
SB 6124,
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SSB 6124, CH 305 (2018) |
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Commitment, involuntary, decision not to detain, petition for review of:
HB 1162, SB 5103, SB 5106,
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2ESSB 5106, CH 14 (2017), ESSB 5894 |
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Commitment, involuntary, detained then released, firearm possession prohibition:
SB 5441, SSB 5441 |
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Commitment, involuntary, detention evaluation in emergency room:
SB 5106,
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2ESSB 5106, CH 14 (2017) |
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Commitment, involuntary, detention standards:
HB 1259 |
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Commitment, involuntary, diversion of veterans from:
HB 2958 |
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Commitment, involuntary, for long-term treatment, community hospital/facility role:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Commitment, involuntary, for long-term treatment, discharge planning:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Commitment, involuntary, for long-term treatment, via managed care:
SB 6573, SSB 6573 |
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Commitment, involuntary, less-restrictive alternative or conditional release orders:
HB 1069, SB 5106,
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2ESSB 5106, CH 14 (2017) |
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Community behavioral health services act, renaming previous act as:
HB 2489, ESHB 2489, SB 6150, SSB 6150, 2SSB 6150 |
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Community behavioral health services, capital improvements for, bonds to fund:
SB 6468, SSB 6468 |
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Community mental health services act, renaming:
HB 2489, ESHB 2489, SB 6150, SSB 6150, 2SSB 6150 |
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Competency evaluations, professionals available to conduct, survey and contact list:
SB 6497 |
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Conversion therapy, practicing on minor, as provider unprofessional conduct, when:
HB 2753,
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SB 5722, CH 300 (2018) |
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Counselors, mental health, vulnerable student access in every school to:
SB 6618 |
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Criminal offenders, behavioral health issues, diversion center pilot project:
HB 2287, SHB 2287, SB 6060 |
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Criminally insane, commitment changes, public safety review panel review:
HB 2289, SHB 2289 |
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Criminally insane, public safety review panel authority:
HB 1355, SHB 1355, SB 5278 |
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Criminally insane, release of, notification of law enforcement:
HB 2289, SHB 2289 |
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Criminally insane, release of, notification requirements:
SB 6466 |
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Crisis Clinic, executive director Kathleen Southwick, honoring:
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SR 8636 (2017) |
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Crisis intervention response team pilot project, creating:
HB 2234, SB 5970 |
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Crisis walk-in centers, implementing:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Depression screening, for children of certain ages, through medicaid:
HB 1713, SHB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017), SB 5763, SSB 5763 |
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Depression screening, for maternal depression, through medicaid:
SHB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017) |
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Depression, partnership access line for moms and kids program:
SHB 2451, SB 6452,
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SSB 6452, CH 288 (2018) |
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Depression, pregnant women and new mothers, diagnosis/treatment program:
HB 2451, SHB 2451, SB 6452,
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SSB 6452, CH 288 (2018) |
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Designated crisis responders, role of:
SB 5106,
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2ESSB 5106, CH 14 (2017), SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Eating disorders, children and youth, treatment data:
HB 2779, SHB 2779,
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E2SHB 2779, CH 175 (2018), SB 6485, SSB 6485 |
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Evidence, admissibility of mental health, in certain discrimination claims:
SB 5566 |
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Evidence, mental health in certain discrimination claims, when at issue:
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SB 6027, CH 70 (2018) |
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Funding for mental health, developmental disability/mental health property tax levy:
E2SHB 2006 |
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Funding for mental health, using certain funds to supplant existing funding, when:
HB 2006, SHB 2006, E2SHB 2006 |
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Funding for mental health, using certain local sales/use tax revenue for:
HB 2799 |
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Higher education, suicide prevention and behavioral health, approaches:
HB 1379, SHB 1379, HB 2513, SB 6514,
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SSB 6514, CH 293 (2018) |
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Hospitals, adding psychiatric beds, certificate of need exemption for, when:
HB 1547,
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ESHB 1547, CH 199 (2017), SB 5446 |
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Hospitals, institutionalized patient nursing care providers, PSERS membership:
HB 1558,
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SHB 1558, CH 241 (2018) |
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Hospitals, state, commitment after violent felony and subsequent release:
SB 6466 |
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Hospitals, state, coordinated quality improvement programs:
SB 5512, SSB 5512 |
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Hospitals, state, long-term forensic patients at, reentry community safety program for:
SB 6466 |
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Hospitals, state, placing under licensing authority of department of health:
SB 5512, SSB 5512 |
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Hospitals, state, psychiatric ARNP and physician assistant use at:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Hospitals, state, psychiatric ARNP residency program plan for:
SB 5894 |
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Hospitals, state, psychiatric ARNP training program plan for:
ESSB 5894 |
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Hospitals, state, psychiatric hospital managed care risk model for, creating:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Hospitals, state, public safety and community policing services:
HB 1370, SB 5159 |
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Hospitals, state, reimbursement using quarterly average census data:
HB 1996,
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SB 5595, CH 222 (2017) |
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Hospitals, state, release of criminally insane person, notification requirements:
SB 6466 |
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Hospitals, state, shifting long-term placements to community hospitals, when:
HB 1546, HB 2067, 2EHB 2107, SB 5434, SSB 5434, SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Hospitals, state, shifting long-term placements to evaluation/treatment centers:
2EHB 2107 |
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Hospitals, state, shifting long-term treatment to community services via managed care:
SB 6573, SSB 6573 |
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Incompetent persons, health care informed consent for:
HB 2541, ESHB 2541 |
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Incompetent to stand trial, for violent felony, forensic commitment and release of:
SB 6466 |
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Incompetent to stand trial, violent act history, firearm possession, barring from:
SB 6297, SSB 6297 |
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Insanity, not guilty by reason of, commitment changes, review or intervention:
HB 2289, SHB 2289 |
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Law enforcement agencies, mental health field response grant program:
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HB 2892, CH 142 (2018) |
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Law enforcement agencies, mental health field response team grant program:
SSB 5970, 2SSB 5970 |
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Law enforcement officer mental health training:
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ESHB 3003, CH 10 (2018) |
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Law enforcement officer mental health training, I-940:
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SI 940, CH 11 (2018),
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HI 940, CH 11 (2018) |
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Law enforcement officer mental health training, SHB 3003 concerning, cutoff date exemption for:
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HCR 4415 (2018) |
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Legal financial obligations, mentally ill offender's failure to pay:
HB 1093, HB 1783, SHB 1783,
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E2SHB 1783, CH 269 (2018) |
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Medications, step therapy, mandatory, restricting use of:
SB 5782, SSB 5782 |
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Mental health counselors, vulnerable student access in every school to:
SB 6618 |
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Mental health field response teams, law enforcement, using mental health professionals:
SSB 5970, 2SSB 5970 |
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Mental health field response, law enforcement, using mental health professionals:
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HB 2892, CH 142 (2018) |
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Murder, of family member, person threatening, mental health evaluation/treatment:
HB 1972 |
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Occupation disease claims, for mental conditions/disabilities, by LEOFF members:
SHB 1655 |
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Personal needs allowance, medicaid services, increasing:
HB 1772,
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SB 5118, CH 270 (2017) |
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Post-traumatic stress injury, education about, recognizing importance of:
SR 8713 |
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Posttraumatic stress disorder, occupational disease presumption, when:
HB 1655 |
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Professionals, mental health, substance use disorder civil commitment evaluations:
HB 1753, ESHB 1753, SB 5580 |
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Records, mental health services, use and disclosure, when:
HB 1413, SHB 1413, SB 5435,
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SSB 5435, CH 325 (2017) |
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School counselors, psychologists, and social workers, task force on, convening:
HB 1377, SHB 1377 |
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Sexually exploited youth, commercially, mental health treatment for:
HB 2857, SHB 2857 |
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Store and forward technology, services for children, through medicaid:
HB 1713, SHB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017), SB 5763, SSB 5763 |
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Students, distress and suicide prevention training modules for school staff:
HB 2496, SB 6141, SSB 6141 |
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Students, distress response plan, to include abuse hotline policy in:
HB 1563 |
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Students, mental health needs, roles of OSPI and ESD's:
HB 1713, SHB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017), SB 5763, SSB 5763 |
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Students, mental health needs, school mental health professional collaboration time:
HB 1377, SHB 1377,
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2SHB 1377, CH 200 (2018) |
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Students, psychotropic medications or screening, school requiring, prohibiting:
HB 1788, SB 5448 |
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Students, regional mental health coordinators for educational service districts:
HB 2496, SB 6141 |
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Students, social-emotional learning, staff to support, funds allocation for:
HB 1621 |
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Substance use disorder, treatment, utilization management review limitations, removing:
SHB 2572, 2SHB 2572 |
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Suicide awareness, suicide-safer homes project, task force, and account, creating:
HB 1612, SHB 1612,
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E2SHB 1612, CH 262 (2017) PV |
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Suicide awareness, suicide-safer homes task force and subcommittees, provisions:
HB 1612, SHB 1612,
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E2SHB 1612, CH 262 (2017) PV |
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Suicide prevention and behavioral health, agricultural workers, pilot program, establishing:
HB 2671, SHB 2671,
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2SHB 2671, CH 95 (2018) |
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Suicide prevention and behavioral health, agricultural workers, task force on, convening:
HB 2671, SHB 2671,
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2SHB 2671, CH 95 (2018) |
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Suicide prevention in higher education, statewide resource and grant program:
HB 1379, SHB 1379, HB 2513, SB 6514,
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SSB 6514, CH 293 (2018) |
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Suicide prevention, dental students and dentists, training curriculum for:
SHB 1612,
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E2SHB 1612, CH 262 (2017) PV |
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Suicide prevention, firearms transfers for:
SHB 1612, HB 1731, SHB 1731, SB 5552,
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ESSB 5552, CH 264 (2017) |
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Suicide prevention, voluntary waiver of firearm rights:
SB 5553,
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SSB 5553, CH 145 (2018) |
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Telemedicine, behavioral health services for children, through medicaid:
HB 1713, SHB 1713,
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E2SHB 1713, CH 202 (2017), SB 5763, SSB 5763 |
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Trauma-informed care, early childhood mental health training and consultation program:
SHB 1713 |
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Treatment and services, local tax revenues for:
SB 5903 |
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Treatment programs, admitting minor to and keeping them in, authority for:
HB 1424 |
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Treatment, assisted outpatient, adding substance use disorder and renaming:
SB 6491,
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ESSB 6491, CH 291 (2018) |
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Treatment, assisted outpatient, initial evaluation and petitioning for:
SB 5894, ESSB 5894 |
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Treatment, certified community long-term involuntary treatment facilities:
ESSB 5894 |
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Treatment, excluding residential housing cost payments from supported housing:
HB 1545 |
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Treatment, for commercially sexually exploited youth:
HB 2857, SHB 2857 |
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Treatment, parent-initiated process, advisory group to review, convening:
HB 2779, SHB 2779,
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E2SHB 2779, CH 175 (2018), SB 6485, SSB 6485 |
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Veterans attending colleges, mental health counselors for:
HB 1737, SB 5525 |
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Veterans, diversion from involuntary commitment:
HB 2958 |
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Violent threats against person by patient, mental health provider responsibility:
HB 1810, ESB 5800 |
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Workers' compensation, for mental conditions/disabilities, claims by LEOFF members:
SHB 1655 |
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Workers' compensation, mental health therapy and evaluation services:
HB 2865, SB 6448 |
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