California healthcare regulations: new and proposed rules
6 notices on healthcare from California since 1 October 2026: emergency rule and proposed rule. Rules first, newest first, each with its dates and a link to the state register.
- Emergency rule
California Health Benefit Exchange emergency rule on eligibility, enrollment, appeals for individual health plan
- Proposed rule
California Board of Pharmacy proposed rule on pharmacy practice standards and pharmacist scope of practice
- Proposed rule
Proposed amendments establishing procedures for second and third medical opinions within medical provider networks and modification of MPN plans for injured workers.
- Proposed rule
Proposed amendments to workers' compensation regulations governing employer provision of medical, surgical, chiropractic, and hospital treatment for injured employees.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule repealing state-mandated eligibility rules for In-Home Supportive Services Medicaid program providers
- Proposed rule
Proposed rulemaking amending medical provider network regulations affecting access standards, physician participation, treatment procedures, and employee notification requirements.
About these California notices
Which California notices are listed?
Notices, proposed, emergency and final rules on healthcare printed in the California register since 1 October 2026, newest first. Each links to the page it was printed on.
Is any of this reviewed by a lawyer?
No. The one-line description of each notice is drafted by a model and is not attorney-reviewed. Read the register page before relying on it.
Every healthcare rule change, with its date
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