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Votes at a glance: Assembly Health Committee moves multiple bills to appropriations and other committees
Summary
On April 1, 2025 the Assembly Health Committee advanced a slate of bills including measures on immigration and coverage, diapers via Medi‑Cal, recovery‑facility notices to local governments, credentialing reforms, radiology supervision, ACEs screenings reimbursements, and protection of state authority over rate review.
The Assembly Health Committee on Tuesday considered a series of health‑policy bills and advanced multiple measures to appropriations or other committees. The committee recorded motions and roll calls for the items below; action outcomes reflect the committee record.
Votes at a glance
- AB 583 (Pellerin): Authorize nurse practitioners to sign death certificates. Outcome: advanced (due pass to appropriations). Testimony: supporters described delays for families when physicians are not available; the California Medical Association took no official position and said it would continue discussions. (Provenance: committee testimony and roll call.)
- AB 492 (Valencia): Require the Department of Health Care Services to notify local jurisdictions when issuing an initial license for a new alcohol or drug recovery/treatment facility. Outcome: advanced (due pass to appropriations). Supporters (including the League of California Cities and Anaheim officials) said notice would help local planning and community integration. The author described the bill as a narrow transparency measure. (Provenance: committee testimony.)
- AB 280 (Majority…
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