AB 1199: Health care provider credentialing

Latest recorded action

August 31, 2026. Assembly concurred in Senate amendments, 62–0 (Health Committee had recommended concurrence 13–0 on 27 August). Assembly concurrence 62–0, 31 August.

Concurrence. CONCURRED 31 AUGUST 2026 (62–0).

What the bill does

Concerns credentialing of health-care providers — the verification and approval processes through which a licensed clinician becomes eligible to practise at an institution and to be paid for it.

What it does not do

Legislative passage is complete; not law, not operative. No credentialing obligation changes today. The operative requirements will be those of the chaptered text.

KPSGILL position

No position taken on this bill. Its passage prompted a Policy Lab treatment rather than an endorsement: credentialing modernisation without lowering competency standards separates the six gates routinely discussed as one — licensure, board certification, credentialing, medical-staff membership, privileging and payer enrolment — and opens the measurement question KPSGILL would need answered before recommending anything. It also connects to parallel certification recognition.

Open verification items

Named here rather than answered with an assumption.

• Enrollment and presentment entries
• Governor action by 30 September
• Chaptered text and operative date

What happens next

Governor action deadline: September 30, 2026. That is the session-wide date this desk tracks, not a date computed from this bill’s own presentment: enrolment and presentment for this bill are not established on the record read here, and until they are, no per-bill clock can be stated. Every qualifying measure is tracked on the Governor’s Health Bill Desk; scheduled dates sit on the decision calendar.