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Chapter 29 (SF233)  Medicaid — behavioral health services — licensed mental health counselors and certified alcohol and drug counselors
2011 Iowa Acts
SF 152 COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURCES SF233 Draft relating to payment for behavioral health services provided by licensed mental health counselors and certified alcohol and drug counselors under the Medicaid program. Be It Enacted by the General Ass...
Tagged topics: counseling, medical assistance, mental health, substance abuse
Chapter 80 (SF233)  Right to try Act — eligible facilities, eligible patients, and individualized investigational treatment
2025 Iowa Acts
relating to the right to try Act. Section 144E.2 , Code 2025, is amended to read as follows: 144E.2 Definitions. As used in this chapter : 1. “Eligible facility” means an institution operating under a federalwide assurance for the protection of ...
Tagged topics: biological products, diseases, drugs, genetics, health, informed consent, medical care, medical equipment, research, terminal illnesses