
IDA 2025 Bill Book
The 2025 legislative session has come to a close. Take a look at the bills of interest from the legislative session the IDA followed and worked on, and where the bills finished.
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HF 13, Requires Medicaid to increase rates for providers annually, either by the rate of increase for the CPI for the Midwest or 2.5%, whichever is less.
Most Recent Action: 01/14/2025: Introduced, referred to Health and Human Services.

Most Recent Action: 1/30/2025: Subcommittee: Lundgren, Harris, and Srinvas.
HF 303, Establishes minimum time periods that a health benefit plan (including dental insurers) has to respond to prior authorization requests. The bill also requires health benefit plans establish a pilot program to eliminate prior authorization requests when the requests are routinely approved. Companion bill to SSB 1016. (Previously HSB 19)
Most Recent Action: 02/10/2025: Committee report, approving bill.
HF 337, Requires MCOs for dental Medicaid to align reimbursement rates for dental Medicaid with the Hawki program dental rates.
Most Recent Action: 02/12/2025: Introduced, referred to Health and Human Services.

Most Recent Action: 02/12/2025: Introduced, referred to Health and Human Services.
HF 339, Creates a host permit to allow dental providers to offer moderate sedation services through a third-party anesthesia provider without the need to obtain a moderate sedation permit themselves.
Most Recent Action: 02/19/2025: Subcommittee Meeting: 02/20/2025 1:00 PM; 02/17/2025: Subcommittee: Bradley, Jeneary and Turek.
HF 340, Removes the registration requirement for dental assistants to allow them to practice without having to register with the dental board, but keeps registration as an option.
Most Recent Action: 02/18/2025: Subcommittee Meeting: 02/25/2025 1:00 PM; 02/17/2025: Subcommittee: Bradley, Jeneary and Turek.
HSB 182, Requires dental insurance companies to honor prior authorizations unless certain extenuating circumstances exist.
Most Recent Action: 02/19/2025: Subcommittee Meeting: 02/25/2025 12:00 PM; 02/17/2025: Subcommittee: Bossman, Blom and James.
HSB 183, Requires dental insurer companies to easily identify if a plan is subject to Iowa law through the insurer’s provider portal and on the patient’s card.
Most Recent Action: 02/18/2025: Subcommittee Meeting: 02/24/2025 12:30 PM House Lounge; 02/17/2025: Subcommittee: Lawler, James and Vondran.
HSB 190, Limits the time frame dental insurance companies can request or withhold funds to offset or clawback an overpayment to one year. The bill also requires dental insurance companies to include an appeals process for a finding of overpayment by a dental insurance company.
Most Recent Action: 02/18/2025: Subcommittee Meeting: 02/20/2025 11:00 AM; 02/17/2025: Subcommittee: Lawler, Mohr, G. and Srinivas.
SF 231, Establish minimum time periods for which a health benefit plan (including dental insurers) has to respond to prior authorization requests. The bill also requires health benefit plans to establish a pilot program to eliminate prior authorization requests when the requests are routinely approved. Companion bill to HF 303. (Previously SSB 1016)
Most Recent Action: 02/10/2025: Committee report, approving bill.
SF 319, Creates cost controls for health care services, such as disclosing a discounted cash price to patients and rebates for patients from health insurance carriers as a savings incentive. (Previously SSB 1029)
Most Recent Action: 02/13/2025: Committee report, approving bill.
SSB 1146, Requires dental insurance companies to honor prior authorizations, inform dental providers when state law applies to a plan, and limits the time a dental insurance company can clawback an overpayment. Combines the three dental insurance bills in the House into one bill. (HSB 182, HSB 183, and HSB 190)
Most Recent Action: 02/18/2025: Subcommittee: Rowley, Trone Garriott, and Warme.