Health Care Authority: Washington bills, 2025 and 2026
Legislative staff filed 20 bills from the 2025-26 session under Health Care Authority. Each one is listed below with the description staff wrote for it, and bills with a page of their own are linked.
- HB 1076 · Health technology clinical committee, modifying priorities and rules
- HB 1176 · Health technology assessment program, clinical committee prioritization and authority process requirements
- HB 1330 · Washington employees and retirees benefits board, creating by consolidating PEBB and SEBB
- HB 1813 · Behavioral health crisis services, data collection and reporting
- HB 1881 · Material change transactions, requiring assessment for impact on care
- HB 2160 · SEBB eligibility for second year employees
- HB 2204 · Health technology assessment priorities and methods
- SB 5086 · Washington employees and retirees benefits board, creating by consolidating PEBB and SEBB
- SB 5124 · Network adequacy standards, requiring for postacute care services
- SB 5258 · Benefits, reducing overpayments by identifying recipients no longer eligible including those moved out of state
- SB 5273 · Community violence prevention and intervention services, funding programs
- SB 5326 · Emergency insulin program, establishing to allow eligible individuals access to emergency supply
- SB 5478 · Public employees benefits board (PEBB), evaluating other benefits
- SB 5642 · Maternal care, developing education and outreach materials for medicaid clients
- SB 5704 · Material change transactions, requiring assessment for impact on care
- SB 5807 · PEBB and SEBB, eliminating smart health program including the wellness incentive
- SB 5883 · SEBB eligibility for second year employees
- SB 5915 · Health technology clinical committee, modifying priorities and rules
- SB 5947 · Health care board creation contingent on federal law
- SB 5948 · Universal health care commission reporting deadline and advisory committees created
All topics · All 2025-26 Washington State bills
Source: the Washington State Legislature’s Topical Index. OlympiaTrack is an independent bill-tracking service and is not affiliated with the Legislature.