S 9808

Establishes a pilot program to provide high impact tutoring

Provides for the admissibility of a complainant's outcry and disclosures in cases of sexual abuse

Relates to screening for placenta accreta spectrum screenings as part of routine prenatal care

Grants peace officer status to certain employees of the Parkchester police department of public safety

Requires publishers of books created with the use of generative artificial intelligence to contain a disclosure of such use

Relates to exemptions from the recipient restriction program

Commending Eta Nu Sigma Chapter, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. upon the occasion of hosting the Waterpalooza Wet Clinic SWIM 1922 on May 30, 2026

Relates to the impact of hospital closures on healthcare access in the state

Authorizes an expedited application review process for certain health care professionals licensed to practice in other jurisdictions to practice in this state in connection with Double H Ranch

Automated identification of eligible participants for the Medicare savings program

Prohibits the retail sale of nitrous oxide and establishes civil penalties for violations; includes nitrous oxide misuse in the health care and wellness education and outreach program; repealer

Provides guidelines, corrective actions, and transparency, and to reconfigure the composition of committees of professional conduct within the office of professional medical conduct

Creating the crime of conspiracy to deny medical treatment to victim of sexual offense

Revise the practice of certified registered nurse anesthetists

An Act relating to emergency medical dispatchers; classifying dispatchers in police or fire departments and in state trooper offices as peace officers under the public employees' retirement system; and providing for an effective date.

Modifies provisions relating to multidisciplinary adult protection teams

Health occupations: physicians; interstate medical licensure compact; update

A bill for an act relating to health insurance; extending a requirement that health plan companies must credential and contract with certain providers of mental health services; amending Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 62Q.096.