Iowa HF 766: A bill for an act relating to appropriations for health and human services and veterans and including other related provisions and appropriations, providing penalties, and including effective date and retroactive and other applicability date provisions. (Formerly HSB 253.) Various effective dates, see bill.

Status: Signed by Governor. (as of 2019-05-03)

State: Iowa · Session: 2019-2020 · Bill: HF 766

Subjects: abortions, addictions, adoptions, aging, department on, anatomical gifts, appropriations, area agencies on aging, audiology, autism, blindness, brain injuries, cancer, center for congenital and inherited disorders, cervical cancer, child abuse, child assistance, child care, child support, child support recovery, children, college of dentistry, colon cancer, contraception, county veteran affairs commissions, dental care, des moines university osteopathic medical center, developmental disabilities, disabilities, diseases, drugs, economic development authority, elder abuse, emergency medical care, epilepsy, eyes, family assistance, family investment program, family planning, family support programs, finance authority, food assistance, foster care, health and wellness plan, health insurance, healthy and well kids in iowa program, healthy opportunities for parents to experience success (hopes) program, hearing aids, hiv/aids, home ownership, homelessness council, hospitals, housing, human rights department, human services, human services department, income taxes, inspections and appeals department, intellectual disabilities, intermediate care facilities, iowa able savings plan trust, job training, judicial branch, judicial districts, juvenile courts, juvenile detention homes, juvenile facilities, juvenile justice, juveniles interstate compacts, lead poisoning, long-term care, long-term care ombudsmen, low-income health care, medical assistance, medical care, medicare, melanoma, mental health, mental health institutes, military service members, nursing, nursing facilities, obesity, older persons, parents, pharmacy, poisonings, poisons, poverty, pregnancy, preparation for adult living program, prescription drugs, promise jobs program, psychology, public assistance, public health department, resource centers, rural areas, sexual abuse, sexually violent predators, state court administrator, substance abuse, suicide, supplementary assistance, support of persons, taxation, training school, state, university of iowa, veterans affairs, veterans affairs department, veterans home, vision, volunteerism

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