Modifies licensure requirements by allowing completion of the clinical fellowship under the supervision of a licensed speech-language pathologist in good standing in any state.
Establishes a statewide communication access program through the Missouri Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Covers multiple healthcare topics including telehealth, prior authorization, MO HealthNet services, hospital workplace safety, and public health.
Allows healthcare providers licensed in Missouri with waivers to provide telehealth services at the same level as fully licensed providers.
Supports access to care, particularly in rural communities.
Allows individuals with communication disabilities to request a designation linked to their vehicle registration to assist law enforcement communication.
Would allow the General Assembly to implement work requirements for certain programs, potentially impacting Medicaid participation.
Requires certain individuals to meet work requirements as a condition of Medicaid participation.
Recognizes school-based SLPs as equivalent to certificated teachers.
Removes the $300,000 annual cap on grants administered by the MOCommission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing & Expands access to services and assistive technology.