Mississippi 2025 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2867

Introduced
1/20/25  
Refer
1/20/25  
Engrossed
2/12/25  
Refer
2/17/25  
Enrolled
3/20/25  
Vetoed
3/27/25  

Caption

Medicaid; make various amendments to the provisions of the program.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB1026

Medicaid; make various technical amendments to the program.

MS SB2823

Medicaid; revise various technical provisions related thereto, including reimbursement levels and facility eligibility.

MS SB2773

Medicaid provisions; extend date of repeal on certain provisions and bring forward for possible amendments.

MS HB970

Medicaid; extend date of repealers on the services and managed care provisions and the provider assessment provisions.

MS HB992

Medicaid; bring forward services and managed care provisions.

MS HB1527

HIV medications; prohibit health plans and Medicaid from subjecting to protocols that restrict dispensing of.

MS SB2628

Medicaid eligibility; provide coverage of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly.

MS HB960

Medicaid eligibility; provide coverage of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly.

MS SB2397

Medicaid services; bring forward section for purpose of possible amendment.

MS SB2209

Medicaid program; revise reimbursement for telehealth services for community health centers.

Similar Bills

MS HB1148

Medicaid; make various amendments to the provisions of the program.

MS SB2386

Medicaid; make various amendments to the provisions of the program.

MS HB1147

Medicaid; bring forward eligibility, services and managed care provisions for possible amendment.

MS SB2628

Medicaid eligibility; provide coverage of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly.

MS HB1411

Medicaid; provide coverage for substance abuse and mental health services for pregnant and postpartum women.

MS HB1026

Medicaid; make various technical amendments to the program.

MS SB2212

Recipients of Medicaid; extend postpartum coverage up to 12 months.

MS HB1527

HIV medications; prohibit health plans and Medicaid from subjecting to protocols that restrict dispensing of.