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Medical-necessity timeline bill laid back after sponsors and hospitals agree to more work

House Labor, Health and Social Services Committee · March 2, 2026
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Summary

Senate File 122, a measure on medical-necessity standard timelines, was tabled after the sponsor and hospital association said they will continue work and present an interim topic instead of immediate committee action.

Senate File 122, concerning medical necessity standard timelines, did not receive full consideration at the committee meeting. Eric Bol with the Wyoming Hospital Association reported he had contacted the sponsor, who agreed to lay the bill back (table it) indefinitely to pursue further work and an interim topic. The committee voted to table SF122.

Chairman Rodriguez Williams closed the item and adjourned the meeting. The sponsor and stakeholders indicated they will continue discussions outside the committee before seeking formal action.