Tracking List: Health Forward Foundation

HB1635 - Rep. Matthew Overcast (R) - Modifies provisions relating to advanced practice registered nurses
Summary: Currently, an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) must be in a collaborative practice arrangement with a collaborating physician. All collaborative practice arrangements must include geographic proximity requirements, meaning that the APRN must practice within a certain number of miles from the collaborating physician.

This bill removes the geographic proximity requirement.

Currently, it is the responsibility of the collaborating physician to determine and document the completion of at least a one-month period of time during which the APRN must practice with the collaborating physician continuously present before practicing in a setting where the collaborating physician is not continuously present.

This bill removes that requirement.

The bill specifies that, an APRN who is not a certified registered nurse anesthetist will no longer be required to enter into a collaborative practice arrangement when the ARPN:

(1) Has a license in good standing and has been in a collaborative practice arrangement or arrangements for a cumulative total of 2,000 documented hours with a collaborating physician or physicians; or

(2) Has applied for and received licensure by endorsement and successfully demonstrated at the time of such application to the State Board of Nursing the completion of a cumulative total of 2,000 documented hours of practice.

This bill expands the practice of advanced practice nursing to include the prescription of pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic therapies.

This bill is similar to HB 392 (2025), HB 763 (2025), and HB 1773 (2024).
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1636 - Rep. Matthew Overcast (R) - Modifies provisions relating to the requirements for collaborative practice arrangements between physicians and advanced practice registered nurses
Summary: Currently, an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) must be in a collaborative practice arrangement with a collaborating physician. All collaborative practice arrangements must include geographic proximity requirements, meaning that the APRN must practice within a certain number of miles from the collaborating physician.

This bill removes the geographic proximity requirement.

Currently, it is the responsibility of the collaborating physician to determine and document the completion of at least a one-month period of time during which the APRN must practice with the collaborating physician continuously present before practicing in a setting where the collaborating physician is not continuously present.

This bill removes that requirement.

This bill is similar to HB 392 (2025), HB 763 (2025), and HB 1773 (2024).
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
H - Pre-Filed

HB1650 - Rep. Matthew Overcast (R) - Modifies provisions relating to assistant physicians
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1675 - Rep. Brian Seitz (R) - Creates provisions relating to prior authorization of health care services
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1679 - Rep. Brian Seitz (R) - Prohibits health care providers from denying a child health care services based on the child's vaccination status
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1680 - Rep. Brian Seitz (R) - Creates provisions relating to insurance coverage of alternatives to opioid drugs
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1681 - Rep. Brian Seitz (R) - Creates provisions relating to cost-sharing under health benefit plans
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1699 - Rep. Mazzie Christensen (R) - Modifies provisions relating to county health officers
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1715 - Rep. Greg Sharpe (R) - Establishes tax incentives in relation to workforce and disaster recovery housing
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1716 - Rep. Greg Sharpe (R) - Creates an opportunity for entities to establish a workforce housing investment fund
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1750 - Rep. Scott Miller (R) - Modifies provisions for initiative petitions
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1766 - Rep. Mike McGirl (R) - Modifies provisions relating to personal property assessments
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1817 - Rep. Becky Laubinger (R) - Requires reporting of the number of individuals receiving public assistance in each city, town, village, municipality, or county over one thousand inhabitants
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1821 - Rep. Tiffany Price (D) - Creates provisions relating to automatic enrollment in the supplemental nutrition assistance program for certain MO HealthNet participants
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1822 - Rep. Tiffany Price (D) - Specifies that children diagnosed with certain conditions shall be eligible for MO HealthNet benefits
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1849 - Rep. John Hewkin (R) - Modifies the duration of unemployment benefits based on the unemployment rate
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1850 - Rep. John Hewkin (R) - Modifies provisions relating to pharmacies
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1889 - Rep. Wendy Hausman (R) - Instructs the department of social services to apply for a waiver to the USDA to allow SNAP to prioritize the purchase of healthy food and discourage the purchase of highly processed foods
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1949 - Rep. LaKeySha Bosley (D) - Creates provisions relating to maternal health care services
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1950 - Rep. LaKeySha Bosley (D) - Creates provisions relating to maternal care
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1951 - Rep. LaKeySha Bosley (D) - Establishes the "Missouri Dignity in Pregnancy and Childbirth Act"
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1952 - Rep. LaKeySha Bosley (D) - Requires insurance coverage for childbirth education classes
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1958 - Rep. LaKeySha Bosley (D) - Creates provisions relating to warning labels for food products containing unsafe chemicals
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1974 - Rep. Bennie Cook (R) - Prohibits temporary assistance for needy families (TANF) benefit cards from being used at ATMs or to access cash, and limits the items that may be purchased with TANF benefits
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1981 - Rep. Bennie Cook (R) - Modifies provisions relating to the administration of controlled substances by nurses
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1989 - Rep. Dave Hinman (R) - Modifies provisions relating to advanced practice registered nurses
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1998 - Rep. Mark Meirath (R) - Prohibits educational institutions from using state funding for diversity, equity, and inclusion purposes
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB1999 - Rep. Jamie Gragg (R) - Prohibits paying circulators for initiative petitions
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB2067 - Rep. David Casteel (R) - Modifies provisions relating to the prescriptive authority of advanced practice registered nurses
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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HB2079 - Rep. Ben Keathley (R) - Exempts the retail sale of food from state sales and use tax and phases out local sales and use tax on the retail sale of food over four years
Progress: House: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
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SB834 - Sen. Sandy Crawford (R) - Establishes the Uniform Mortgage Modification Act
Summary: SB 834 - This act creates the Uniform Mortgage Modification Act, establishing new procedures with respect to modifications of mortgages.

The act provides that, for any mortgage modification, as that term is defined in the act, all of the following apply:

• The mortgage continues to secure the obligation as modified;

• The priority of the mortgage is not affected by the modification;

• The mortgage retains its priority regardless of whether a record of the mortgage modification is recorded in the public land records; and

• The modification is not considered a novation.

This act supercedes the federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, as permitted by that Act, except as otherwise provided in this act.

This act contains various exceptions.

SCOTT SVAGERA

Progress: Senate: Filed
Last Action:
12/01/2025 
S - Pre-Filed