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Committee moves a slate of health bills forward, including foster youth fund, patient‑disclosure changes and pharmacy fixes

Utah Senate Health and Human Services Standing Committee · February 12, 2026
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Summary

The committee passed or placed on consent several bills addressing foster youth accounts (HB108), the elimination of a statute of limitations for FGM prosecutions (HB139), patient disclosure and nondisclosure protections (HB164), prescription refills and substitution rules (HB264), and 340B/drug distribution technical changes (HB356).

Beyond the committee’s extended debates on HB156 and HB71, senators advanced a package of largely non‑controversial or amended health bills.

HB108: Representative Fielfia presented amendments to create secured accounts for foster youth aging out of care, proposing to set aside 50% of specified funds; the committee passed the bill unanimously to the Senate floor.

HB139: Sponsor explained the bill eliminates the four‑year…

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