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House Health and Human Services Committee - February 09, 2026

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Recording 1 Chair Hall called the meeting to order at 04:05 PM. Rep. Eliason moved to approve the minutes of February 4, 2026 meeting. Rep. Eliason moved to approve the amended minutes of the January 27, 2026 meeting. H.B. 255 Health Care Sharing Ministry Amendments(Abbott, N.) Rep. Nelson Abbott presented the bill. Dave Gessell, Executive Vice President, Utah Hospital Association, spoke in favor of the bill. Delane England, resident, spoke to the bill. Rep. Chevrier moved to replace HB0255 with HB0255S01. Rep. Chevrier moved to pass HB0255S01 out favorably. Rep. Eliason moved to place HB0255S01 on the Consent Calendar. Rep. Eliason withdrew the motion. H.B. 277 Traditional Healing Amendments(Fitisemanu, J.) Rep. Jake Fitisemanu presented the bill with the assistance of Yvette Romero Coronado, Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Neil Schultz, Board Certified Traditional Naturopath, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Hollins moved to replace HB0277 with HB0277S01. Rep. Hollins moved to pass HB0277S01 out favorably. H.B. 339 Street Medicine Amendments(Clancy, T.) Rep. Tyler Clancy had a handout distributed and presented the bill with the assistance of Jeniece Olsen, Chief Operating Officer, Fourth Street Clinic and Van Aston, Medical Director, Fourth Street Clinic. HB 339 Street Medicine Amendments HB 339 Fourth Street Clinic Maryann Martindale, Utah Academy of Family Physicians, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Fitisemanu moved to replace HB0339 with HB0339S01. Rep. Fitisemanu moved to pass HB0339S01 out favorably. Vice Chair Monson assumed the chair. H.B. 380 Hospital Workplace Violence Reporting Requirements(Hall, K.) Rep. Katy Hall presented the bill with the assistance of Rebecca Blair-Stevenson, Government Relations Committee Chair, Utah Nurses Association. HB 380 Hospital Workplace Violence Dave Gessell, Executive Vice President, Utah Hospital Association, spoke to the bill. Maryann Martindale, Utah Academy of Family Physicians, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Hollins moved to pass HB0380 out favorably. H.B. 388 Public Health Hazard Amendments(Shepherd, L.) Rep. Lisa Shepherd had a handout distributed and presented the bill with the assistance of Kawai Kauo, Provo Police Department and Ann Atkin, President, Meth Mob-Decontamination Specialists. HB 388 Public Health Hazard Amendments Cate Klundt, Government Affairs Director, Utah Association of Realtors, spoke to the bill. Brad Bishop, Chief, Payson City Police Department and President, Utah Chief's Association, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Chevrier moved to pass HB0388 out favorably. Chair Hall resumed the chair. H.B. 390 Veterans PTSD Clinical Research Amendments(Dailey-Provost, J.) Rep. Jennifer Daily-Provost had a handout distributed and presented the bill with the assistance of Matthew Butler, Retired Lieutenant Colonel, US Army Special Forces; Benjamin Lewis, Associate Professor, Huntsman Mental Health Institute; Michael Warden, Chair, LDS Hospital and Consulting Medical Director of Psychedelic and Ketamine Initiatives for Intermountain Health Care; and Anya Ragnhildstveit, Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Principal Investigator, Center for Psychedelic Research at Pneuma Science. HB 390 Huntsman Mental Health Kyle Bingham, Combat Vetran, spoke in favor of the bill. Korilynn C. Bartley, Clinical Mental Health Counselor, National Certified Counselor, spoke in favor of the bill. Dr. Nasa Holmes spoke in opposition to the bill. Michael Jones, combat veteran, spoke in favor of the bill. Neil Schultz, resident, spoke in favor of the bill. Whitney DeAugistin, nurse and military wife, spoke in favor of the bill. Brandy Bellows, resident, spoke in favor of the bill. Logan Davidson, Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions (VETS), spoke in favor of the bill. Justin Arriola, navy veteran, spoke in favor of the bill. Eric Tolman, resident, spoke in favor of the bill. Lynette Averill, clinical physiologist and trauma researcher, spoke in favor of the bill. Rep. Eliason moved to replace HB0390 with HB0390S01. Rep. Eliason moved to pass HB0390S01 out favorably. S.B. 89 Health Care Services Platforms(Fillmore, L.) This bill will be heard on Thursday. H.B. 96 Ivermectin Amendments(Lee, T.) Rep. Trevor Lee presented the bill. John Taylor, resident, spoke in favor of the bill. Michelle McOmber, Chief Executive Officer, Utah Medical Association, spoke in opposition to the bill. Rebecca Blair-Stephenson, Government Relations Committee Chair, Utah Nurses Association, spoke to the bill. Neil Schultz, Board Certified Traditional Naturopath, spoke in favor of the bill. Delayne England, resident, spoke in favor of the bill. Jennifer Brinton, pediatrician, spoke in opposition to the bill. Eric Millican, dermatologist, spoke to the bill. Rep. Chevrier moved to replace HB0096 with HB0096S01. Rep. Chevrier moved to pass HB0096S01 out favorably. Rep. Monson moved to adjourn. Chair Hall adjourned the meeting at 06:25 PM.

• H.B. 255 Health Care Sharing Ministry Amendments
• H.B. 277 Traditional Healing Amendments
• H.B. 339 Street Medicine Amendments
• H.B. 380 Hospital Workplace Violence Reporting Requirements
• H.B. 388 Public Health Hazard Amendments
• H.B. 390 Veterans PTSD Clinical Research Amendments
• H.B. 96 Ivermectin Amendments
• S.B. 89 Health Care Services Platforms

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• HB 380 Hospital Workplace Violence HB 380 Hospital Workplace Violence
• HB 388 Public Health Hazard Amendments HB 388 Public Health Hazard Amendments
• HB 339 Fourth Street Clinic HB 339 Fourth Street Clinic
• HB 390 Huntsman Mental Health HB 390 Huntsman Mental Health
• HB 339 Street Medicine Amendments HB 339 Street Medicine Amendments
• H.B. 255 Health Care Sharing Ministry Amendments H.B. 255 Health Care Sharing Ministry Amendments
• H.B. 277 Traditional Healing Amendments H.B. 277 Traditional Healing Amendments
• H.B. 339 Street Medicine Amendments H.B. 339 Street Medicine Amendments
• H.B. 380 Hospital Workplace Violence Reporting Requirements H.B. 380 Hospital Workplace Violence Reporting Requirements
• H.B. 388 Public Health Hazard Amendments H.B. 388 Public Health Hazard Amendments
• H.B. 390 Veterans PTSD Clinical Research Amendments H.B. 390 Veterans PTSD Clinical Research Amendments
• H.B. 96 Ivermectin Amendments H.B. 96 Ivermectin Amendments
• S.B. 89 Health Care Services Platforms S.B. 89 Health Care Services Platforms

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