NV
Nevada Senate Bill SB292

Nevada 2025 Regular Session

Nevada Senate Bill SB292

Introduced
3/6/25  
Refer
3/6/25  
Report Pass
3/27/25  
Engrossed
4/3/25  
Refer
4/3/25  
Report Pass
5/21/25  
Enrolled
5/31/25  
Chaptered
6/6/25  

Caption

Revises provisions relating to Medicare supplemental policies. (BDR 57-1069)

Latest SB292 Activity

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NV AB127

Revises provisions governing Medicare supplemental policies. (BDR 57-467)

NV SB435

Revises provisions relating to Medicaid. (BDR 38-1069)

NV SB57

Revises provisions relating to insurance. (BDR 57-272)

NV AB386

Revises provisions relating to midwives. (BDR 54-111)

NV AB294

Revises provisions governing tobacco. (BDR 40-171)

NV SB393

Revises provisions related to dental insurance. (BDR 57-101)

NV SB439

Revises provisions relating to communicable diseases. (BDR 40-987)

NV AB389

Revises provisions governing Medicaid. (BDR 38-977)

NV SB330

Revises provisions related to health care. (BDR 57-161)

NV SB333

Revises provisions relating to virtual currency. (BDR 57-18)

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