128th Legislature Testimony
L.D. 13, An Act to Require Certain Licensing Boards to Report Cases of Sexual Abuse of a Patient or Client by a Licensee to a Law Enforcement Agency or the Department of Health and Human Services
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Opposition)
L.D. 34, An Act to Promote Equity in Business Opportunity for Tobacco Specialty Stores
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 44, An Act to Lower the Age Requirement To Carry a Concealed Handgun
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 108, An Act to Allow a Law Enforcement Agency That Treats a Person with Naloxone Hydrochloride to Bill That Person for That Treatment
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 114, An Act to Increase the Number of Suboxone Providers
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Opposition)
L.D. 125, An Act to Allow An Order Not To Resuscitate to be Presented in the Form of an Indelible Mark
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Opposition)
L.D. 130, An Act to Provide Funding for Costs Associated with Requiring the Licensing of Midwives
L.D. 195, An Act Amending the So-called "Good Samaritan" Laws and L.D. 1240, An Act to Provide Immunity to Medical Professionals Who Provide Free Health Care Services to Uninsured and Underserved Populations of the State
L.D. 265, An Act Concerning Screening of Newborns for Lysosomal Storage Disorders
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 273, An Act to Add an Exception to Prescription Monitoring Program Requirements
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Support)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Support)
L.D. 347, An Act to Support Death with Dignity / L.D. 1066, An Act to Promote Life with Dignity
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Neither for Nor Against)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Neither for Nor Against)
L.D. 390, An Act Making Unified Appropriations and Allocations for the Expenditures of State Government, General Fund and Other Funds and Changing Certain Provisions of the Law Necessary to the Proper Operations of State Government for the Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 2018 and June 30, 2019
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition to Hospital Reimbursement and MaineCare Coverage Reductions)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Opposition to Hospital Reimbursement and MaineCare Coverage Reductions)
L.D. 411, An Act to Add Addiction to or Dependency on Opiates or Prescription Drugs to the List of Qualifying Conditions for Medical Marijuana
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 445, An Act to Encourage Maine Consumers to Comparison-shop for Certain Health Care Procedures and to Lower Health Care Costs
- Resolution 155.987, Price Transparency and Resolution 450.938, Value-Based Decision-Making in the Health Care System adopted by the AMA HOD
- Resolution 285.908, Network Adequacy adopted by the AMA HOD
L.D. 455, An Act Relating to the Provision of Tobacco Cessation Services by Pharmacists
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 456, An Act to Increase Access to Vaccinations
- Testimony of Linda Glass M.D., F.A.A.P. (Opposition)
L.D. 490, An Act to Exempt Chiropractic Assistants from Being Required to Hold Licenses as Radiographers, Nuclear Medicine Technologists or Radiation Therapists
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 479, An Act to Inform Patients of the Dangers of Addicting Opioids
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 503, An Act to Continue the Doctor's for Maine's Future Scholarship Program
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Support)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Support)
- Testimony of MaineHealth (Support)
L.D. 531, An Act Regarding the Drug Crisis and Ensuring Access to HIV Testing
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Neither For Nor Against)
L.D. 538, An Act to Allow Advanced Practice Registered Nurses Who Have Attained Certain Degrees to Use the Title of Doctor
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 550, An Act Requiring Communication of Mammographic Breast Density Information to Patients
- Testimony of John Benson, M.D. (Opposition)
L.D. 551, An Act to Expand the Authority of Naturopathic Doctors to Prescribe Certain Medications
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 666, An Act to Improve Access to Cost-effective Health Care Services
L.D. 696, An Act Regarding Insurance and Financial Services
L.D. 837, An Act to Provide Supplemental Appropriations and Allocations for the Operations of State Government
L.D. 911, An Act to Prohibit Certain Gifts to Health Care Practitioners
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Neither For Nor Against)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF} (Neither For Nor Against)
L.D. 1200, An Act Relating to the Licensure of Physicians and Surgeons
L.D. 1237, An Act to Require Insurance Coverage for Contraceptive Supplies
- Testimony of Peter Michaud, J.D., R.N., on Behalf of the Maine Chapter of the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Support)
- Testimony of Peter Michaud, J.D., R.N., on Behalf of the Maine Chapter of the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology with Attachments [PDF] (Support)
L.D. 1274, An Act to Promote Universal Health Care, Including Dental, Vision and Hearing Care
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Neither For Nor Against)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Neither For Nor Against)
L.D. 1329, An Act to Allow Tobacco Retail Establishments to Sell Alcohol
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 1335, An Act to Provide Youth Mental Health First Aid Training to Secondary School Health Educators
L.D. 1363, Resolve, Regarding Legislative Review of Portions of Chapter 11: Rules Governing the Controlled Substances Prescription Monitoring Program and Prescription of Opioid Medications, A Late-filed Major Substantive Rule of the Department of Health and Human Services
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Neither For Nor Against)
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Neither For Nor Against)
L.D. 1370, An Act to Enhance Safety on College and University Campuses by Allowing Firearms To Be Carried on the Campuses of Public Colleges and Universities
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 1406, An Act to Promote Prescription Drug Price Transparency
L.D. 1407, An Act Regarding Prescription Drug Step Therapy
- Letter of the Maine Medical Association (Support)
- Letter of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Support)
L.D. 1426, An Act to Allow the Use of Bioptic or Telescopic Corrective Lenses to Meet the Vision Examination Requirements for a Class C Driver's License
- Letter of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
- Letter of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Opposition)
L.D. 1545, An Act Regarding Disclosure of Health Care Information of a Deceased Person
- Letter of the Maine Medical Association (Neither For Nor Against)
- Letter of the Maine Medical Association with Attachments [PDF] (Neither For Nor Against)
L.D. 1587, An Act to Provide Economic Security to Maine Families Through the Creation of a Paid Family Medical Leave System
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Neither For Nor Against)
L.D. 1664, Resolve, Regarding Legislative Review of Portions of Chapters 126 and 261, Immunization Requirements for School Children, Joint Major Substantive Rules of the Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services
L.D. 1710, An Act to Restore Maine's School Based Health Centers
L.D. 1715, An Act to Ensure Rural Patient Populations Receive Safe and Effective Health Care
- Testimony of the Maine Medical Association (Opposition)
L.D. 1730, An Act to Remove Veterinarians from the Controlled Substances Prescription Monitoring Program
L.D. 1919, An Act to Criminalize the Failure to Make a Report of Child Abuse or Neglect as Required by Statute
