During its recently adjourned regular session, the Florida Legislature passed several bills that affect the state’s healthcare industry, including legislation that creates a new specialty license type for Assisted Living Facilities (ALFs) providing memory care services, reestablishes the licensure and regulation of naturopathic doctors, and prohibits pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs) from requiring pharmacies to dispense drugs or biologics at a loss. The table below summarizes healthcare-related bills that the Florida House and Senate both approved, which now await the governor’s signature.
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