HB 42 --- Sponsor: Sater, David --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney

Increases the penalty for possession of pseudoephedrine with the intent to manufacture methamphetamine

HB 56 --- Sponsor: Threlkeld, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Behnen, Bob

Exempts certain programs established by pharmaceutical companies from providing assistance to patients from certain prohibited financial incentive practices

HB 59 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane --- CoSponsor: Kraus, Will

Allows pharmacies located in Canada to be issued a license or permit by the Missouri State Board of Pharmacy

HB 60 --- Sponsor: Johnson, Robert Thane --- CoSponsor: Kraus, Will

Establishes the Missouri Rx Card Program within the Department of Social Services

HB 108 --- Sponsor: Schaaf, Robert

Allows enrollees to pay the lower of the copayment assigned by the health maintenance organization or health insurer or the usual and customary retail price of the prescription drug

HB 167 --- Sponsor: Meadows, Tim --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff

Requires persons purchasing pseudoephedrine to provide a photo identification and sign a receipt with their name, the date of the transaction, and the amount purchased

HB 169 --- Sponsor: Meadows, Tim --- CoSponsor: Fraser, Barbara

Closes the drug benefit coverage gap, also known as the "Donut Hole," created by the federal Medicare Modernization Act of 2003

HB 204 --- Sponsor: Salva, Ray

Transfers the Missouri Senior Rx Program to the Division of Senior Services and requires continuous enrollment unless the enrollee opts out of the program

HB 300 --- Sponsor: Wildberger, Edward --- CoSponsor: Salva, Ray

Specifies that businesses are not required to be licensed as pharmacies in order to dispense veterinary legend drugs

HB 420 --- Sponsor: Page, Sam --- CoSponsor: Lampe, Sara

Extends the Senior Rx Program until June 30, 2010

HB 441 --- Sponsor: Behnen, Bob --- CoSponsor: Lipke, Scott A.

Changes the laws regarding the sale of compounds containing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine

HB 471 --- Sponsor: Hunter, Steve

Establishes regulations for wholesale distributors of prescription drugs

HB 538 --- Sponsor: Wright, Mark

Changes the laws regarding schedule V controlled substances by adding ephedrine and pseudoephedrine and prohibits a drug offender from entering certain treatment programs

HB 646 --- Sponsor: Threlkeld, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Bearden, Carl

Extends the Senior Rx Program until June 30, 2006

HB 656 --- Sponsor: Wilson, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Bruns, Mark J.

Extends the Senior Rx Program until June 30, 2006

HB 665 --- Sponsor: Behnen, Bob

Changes the laws regarding the licensing of certain professionals and the Division of Professional Registration

HB 729 --- Sponsor: Wasson, Jay --- CoSponsor: Tilley, Steven

Changes the laws regarding the practice of pharmacy

HB 736 --- Sponsor: Bringer, Rachel --- CoSponsor: Chappelle-Nadal, Maria

Provides a mechanism for persons who become ineligible for Medicaid benefits on July 1, 2005, to be automatically enrolled in the Senior Rx Program

HB 847 --- Sponsor: Tilley, Steven

Establishes the Well-Being Committee to aid pharmacists who suffer from illness, substance abuse, mental illness, or physical impairments

HB 859 --- Sponsor: Jetton, Rod --- CoSponsor: Kratky, Fred

Allows residents of Missouri to participate in any current or future state program, policy, or practice permitting prescription drugs to be acquired from Canada

SB 10 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John

Requires pseudoephedrine products to be sold by a pharmacist or technician

SB 27 --- Sponsor: Cauthorn, John

Requires pseudoephedrine products to be sold by a pharmacist or technician

SB 28 --- Sponsor: Dolan, Jonathan

Modifies language regarding anti-kickback penalties and certain pharmaceutical companies and establishes the "Well-Being committee" to aid pharmacies

SB 143 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles

Extends the pharmacy providers tax

SB 189 --- Sponsor: Gross, Charles

Extends certain federal reimbursement allowance and requires Medicaid managed care organizations to pay a reimbursement allowance

SB 458 --- Sponsor: Wheeler, Charles B.

Requires pharmacists to fill prescriptions against religious beliefs unless an employer can accommodate a request not to do so.

Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated August 25, 2005 at 1:25 pm