Newly Introduced Legislation

June 15, 2026

Here’s a look at some of the upcoming legislation coming to the Pennsylvania General Assembly that’s on our radar.

If you have any questions, comments, or would like to discuss how these proposals may affect your work, we’d love to hear from you. Check HAP’s Bill Tracker for more legislation of note, login is required.

• Senate Bill 1350 (Collett, D–Montgomery):  Provides privacy protections for Pennsylvanians’ reproductive health data.
• Senate Bill 1371 (Keefer, R–York):  Allows an eligible person to change managed care plans in certain instances.
• Senate Bill 1373 (Brooks, R–Mercer):  Requires certain individuals who provide reimbursable Medical Assistance services in the home or community to obtain and use a National Provider Identifier.
• Senate Resolution 332 (Gebhard, R–Lebanon):  Authorizes the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a study on the budgetary impact of defrayal for state-based health insurance mandates.
• House Bill 2611 (Kinkead, D–Allegheny):  Creates a new aggravated assault offense that would hold insurance company CEOs criminally liable when a denial of coverage for a medically necessary service results in a covered person's serious injury or death.
• House Bill 2614 (Kosierowski, D–Lackawanna):  Provides for the phase-out of DEHP in IV bags and tubing. 
• House Bill 2621 (Shusterman, D–Chester):  Provides permanent state funding for Pennsylvania’s Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System.