| Continuing |
- care retirement community nursing home beds, extension of sunset clause - HB 59: SCA(1)
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- care retirement community, extension of sunset provision relating to - HB 695
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- care retirement community, independent living unit, options to include at least one - SB 153: HFA(7); SB 186: HFA (3)
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- care retirement community, nursing home bed sunset clause, extension - HB 59: HCS
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- care retirement community, nursing home bed sunset clause, removal of - HB 59
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- care retirement community, residential living options for - HB 695
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| Health |
- and Family Services Cabinet, creation of - SB 153
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- care decisions, persons authorized - HB 67
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- care employees, monetary damages and job reinstatement, right to recover - HB 378
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- care liability limitations - SB 1: HFA(3),(4)
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- care liability, ballot language for constitutional amendment, revision of - SB 1: SFA(7)
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- care liability, limitations on noneconomic and punitive damages, deletion of - SB 1: SFA(7)
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- care, liability limitations - SB 1; SB 1: HCS, HFA (1),(5)
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- care, liability limitations and dispute resolution system, constitutional amendment - SB 1: SCS(2)
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- care, liability limitations, ballot language for constitutional amendment - SB 1: SCS(1)
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- departments, citation correction - HB 512
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- Information Network Board, Cabinet for Health Services, creation of - HB 56: HCS
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- information technology, Congress, funding for - SCR 17
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- insurance, contraceptive devices and services, coverage for - HB 573
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- Professional Shortage Area, eligible primary health clinic to be located in - HB 684: HFA(1)
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| Kentucky |
- Board of Medical Licensure, study of the composition of - HB 688: HCS
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- Diabetes Research Board and Kentucky diabetes research trust fund, creation of - HB 685
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- Diabetes Research Board, secretary of Cabinet for Health Services member of - HB 685: HCS
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- early intervention system, assessment and evaluation procedures - HB 260: HCS, HFA (1)
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- Early Intervention System, assessment and evaluation procedures - HB 260
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- early intervention system, definitions of - SB 153: HFA(1)
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- e-Health Information Network, creation of - HB 56
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- e-Health Network, implementation of - SB 128
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- e-Health Network, voluntary participation in - HB 216
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- Health Care Improvement Authority, membership - HB 509
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- Rx Program, establishment of - HB 351
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| Long-term |
- care facility inspections, penalty for prior notification of - SB 44; HB 159
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- care facility, employees, criminal background information about - SB 189
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- care facility, record check requirements - SB 189: SCS
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- care ombudsman program, funding of full-time positions for - HB 529
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- care ombudsman, area development district, full-time position for - HB 590
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- care staffing committee, nursing staff requirements developed by - SB 32; HB 158
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- care staffing committee, staffing requirements developed by - SB 48, 112
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| Medicaid |
- buy-in program for disabled adults, study - SB 16: HFA(1); SB 17: HFA (1); SB 40: HFA (1); SB 186: HFA (1)
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- buy-in program for disabled adults, study and implement - HB 60; SB 45: HFA (1)
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- nonemergency transportation, eligibility for - HB 600
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- Oversight and Advisory Committee, jurisdiction of - SB 17; HB 288; HB 90: SFA (6)
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- partnership in regions 6 and 7, development of - HB 255
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- prescription drug dispensing fee study, repeal of - SB 16
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- prospective payment, Cabinet for Health Services directed to study impact of - SJR 133
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- tobacco surcharge, funding for - HB 310
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| Medicaid, |
- consumer-directed program for - HB 116: SCS
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- consumer-directed services program, allocation of funds - HB 116: HCS
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- consumer-directed services program, creation of - HB 116
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- consumer-directed services program, services and supports in - HB 116: HFA(1)
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- encourage maximization of resources - HB 502: HCS
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- maximization of resources, encourage - HB 502
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- PACE, implementation of - SB 186
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- personal needs allowance, increase of - HB 383
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- pharmacy, lock-in restrictions for - SB 14: HFA(2)
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- provider tax and payments, hospital services subject to - SB 265
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- recipients, lock-in restrictions for - HB 220
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- supplemental rebates, negotiation of - HB 267
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- supplies and durable medical equipment, any-willing-provider exemption for - SB 41
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- temporarily suspend hearings and program policies for - SB 73; HB 337
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| Mental |
- health and substance abuse services, standards for contracted agencies - HB 542
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- health, HIV, and AIDS, drug coverage for - HB 372: HFA(9)
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- illness, access to drug treatment of - SB 40: HFA(3)
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- illness, Medicaid, access to drug treatment of - SB 16: HFA(3)
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- illness, psychotropic drugs, teacher training and education relating to - HJR 58
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