House HPOL June: blood lead level mandates, baby food, Medicaid PBMs, CON radiology, fetal alcohol syndrome, mental health screening

They're back! Michigan's new child lead level laws prove all over again that detailed health policy requires frequent tweaking.

While dropping acceptable levels to an impossible low, the first bill also stabilizes policy by installing a current-CDC-standard override.

Call me fanciful, but this bill list gives me a vibe of "last hurrah before campaign season."

Wednesday, June 3, 2026     9:00 AM

AGENDA

HB 4864 (Rep. Rogers)
Health: children; definition of elevated blood lead level; modify.

HB 4865 (Rep. Jaime Greene)
Food: other; testing of baby foods for heavy metals; require.

HB 5303 (Rep. Farhat)
Human services: medical services; Medicaid managed care contract with pharmacy benefit manager; modify.

HB 5709 (Rep. Roth)
Health facilities: certificate of need; certificate of need requirements for certain outpatient imaging centers; modify.

HB 5773 (Rep. Cavitt)
Health occupations: health professionals; referral of patients to a diagnostic center for fetal alcohol spectrum disorder; require under certain circumstances.

HB 5774 (Rep. Young)
Health: children; referral of certain children to the early on program; require.

HB 5975 (Rep. Fox)
Children: health; referral of certain children with elevated blood lead levels to the Early On program administered by the department of lifelong education, advancement, and potential; require.

HB 6022 (Rep. VanderWall)
Mental health: other; authority for prescreening individuals for mental health services; modify.

OR ANY BUSINESS PROPERLY BEFORE THIS COMMITTEE