Healthcare laws and bills in Alabama

Every bill in the Alabama Legislature that falls inside the Healthcare Legislation Tracker's scope, with where each one currently stands.

Bills in scope
42bills in scope
Past committee
11past committee
Most recent action
20 April 2026most recent action

Healthcare laws enacted in Alabama in 2026

8 Healthcare bills were enacted in Alabama this year, the latest with a last action on 20 April 2026. They lead the list below.

Healthcare bills in Alabama

9Enacted

2Past committee

31Introduced or inactive

42 bills in scope

Introduced or inactive

14 of 31 shown

SB 350State Health Planning and Development Agency; collaboration among rural health care providers authorized; certification and supervision framework established, limited immunity from state and federal antitrust laws providedDeadHB 588Community Health Worker Certification Act; board created; core competency skills framework specified; training programs and certification procedures provided; Medicaid reimbursement approval soughtIn committeeHB 595Rural emergency medical services support, establishes grant program to support operational costs of EMS providers, supports scholarship and training costsIn committeeHB 597Creates the Rural Behavioral and Mental Health Access program to expand access to mental health and substance use treatment in rural areasIn committeeHB 598Creates the Rural Maternal and Infant Health Equity Act and Rural Maternal and Infant Health Equity Program Fund to improve birth outcomes in rural communitiesIn committeeHB 601Creates the Rural Hospital Sustainability and Innovation Grant Program Act and Hospital Transformation and Innovation Fund to provide grants to preserve rural hospital servicesIn committeeHB 602Health care; allied health professionals, training; tuition grants and loan forgiveness; Rural Allied Health Professional Workforce Expansion Act and Rural Clinical Training Partnership Fund createdIn committeeHB 400Ground ambulance services; to prohibit balance billing and set minimum reimbursement rates by health care insurers to emergency medical service providersIn committeeHB 391Insurance; to allow reorganization of a nonprofit health care service corporation under the control of a nonprofit holding companyIn committeeSB 278Influenza vaccination; to require private health insurance and the Alabama Medicaid program to pay or reimburse for influenza shotsIn committeeHB 364Opioids; require health care professionals to discuss opioid use prior to prescription of Schedule II controlled substances, exceptions providedIn committeeHB 258Wheelchair repair; establishing time restrictions to ensure prompt repair, to require Medicaid coverage of repair, and to require manufacturers of motorized wheelchairs to provide necessary documentation, parts, and tools to independent repair providersIn committeeHB 212Dental insurance; set medical loss ratio for insurersIn committeeHB 12Health; discrimination by certain entities against individuals who refuse certain immunizations, drugs, or facial coverings for reasons of conscience prohibited; civil cause of action for violations provided; Attorney General authorized to defend an entity subject to related federal penaltiesIn committee

Showing the 25 furthest along of 42. Subscribers see all of them, filtered and searchable. Bill titles link to the Alabama Legislature's own page.

What LawSignals covers

What counts as Healthcare Legislation legislation

In scope is any bill on the delivery, financing and regulation of health care: coverage mandates, prior authorization and utilization review, Medicaid and state health programmes, hospital finance, licensure and staffing, scope of practice and interstate compacts, telehealth, prescription drugs and pharmacy benefit managers, surprise billing, price transparency and medical debt, behavioral health and substance use treatment, maternal health, long-term care and emergency medical services.

Tracker scopes are model-drafted, not attorney-reviewed.

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