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Track patient-safety bills across 40 states and DC. Know what’s moving and what to do next.

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The Epieme dashboard: a saved-legislation table of tracked bills and petitions with state, last update, progress, and type

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The numbers

Every bill arrives with its whole paper trail.

Scored for relevance, linked to its source record, and read again every week.

Bills tracked: 556
Legislative actions logged: 5,778
Committees: 66
States, plus DC: 40

Three principles

Three things a bill briefing should be.

Every bill in Epieme is all three. From the first relevance score to the next action, follow the record with confidence.

Scored for relevance

Every bill is scored for patient-safety relevance before it reaches you. Anything below the 0.4 threshold stays out of the feed, surfacing 556 bills across 40 states and DC. The set is refreshed weekly.

Each bill is read and given a patient-safety relevance score

Source-linked

Title, stage, committee, sponsors and action history come from the LegiScan record. Every bill links back to its source, so you can follow it from introduction to passage and check every detail.

A bill record with its source documents and action history

Ends in an action

Every bill ends with a concrete next step and the committee contact to take it with. Email the committee holding the bill, or attend a scheduled hearing. Finish reading knowing what to do next.

An email to the committee holding a bill

See how it works

Anatomy of a tracked bill

This is everything one bill arrives with.

Every field below belongs to a single record — Alaska HB144, exactly as it stands today.

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AK HB144

Read again every week. The last pass finished 20 July 2026, across 40 states and DC.

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Weekly · last scrape 2026-07-20

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AK HB144

Alaska HB144, “Insurance; Prior Authorizations.” The number and the title exactly as the legislature filed them — not a headline we wrote for it.

The bill

AK HB144 · 2025 session

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AK HB144

Four stages — introduced, committee, floor, passed — and this bill sits at the second. The stage is read from the bill’s own history.

Stage

Committee · 2 of 4

What you get

From first filing to final vote.

Scored, tracked and turned into a next step, at every stage.

Every bill, scored.

Every bill is scored for patient-safety relevance before it reaches you. Ranked, not just chronological.

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RankedNewest

0.9IL HB5061Medicaid — STAR recomputationCommittee
0.9NM HB107Medical Malpractice Claim ChangesIntroduced
0.85IL HB5214Anesthesia services — nursesCommittee
0.8NM HB172Safe Staffing Act & Nursing HomesIntroduced
0.8NM HB99Medical Malpractice ChangesPassed

556 bills · 40 states + DCRefreshed weekly

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AK HB144Insurance; Prior Authorizations

IntroducedMar 21, 2025
CommitteeApr 9, 2025
Floor—
Passed—

Every stage, dated.

Introduced, committee, floor, passed — four stages, dated from the source record, so you can see how fast something is moving.

Tracked bills

CommitteeLabor & Commerce · Alaska HouseReferred Apr 9, 2025

CosponsorsPraxHimschootlegiscan.com/AK/bill/HB144/2025

Every sponsor, named.

Who holds the bill, who signed on, and how to reach them. 66 committees represented.

Action Center

Weekly alertsA weekly digest of what changed in the states you follow.
Suggested actionsEach bill arrives with a next step — email the committee, or attend a hearing when one is scheduled.
Source linksEvery field traces back to the LegiScan record.
Share & briefExport a bill as a link, or as a short brief a coalition can read.

Exports

Take the record with you.

A weekly email digest, an RSS feed, a CSV, a shareable link, hearing dates for your calendar, a brief you can print — every export keeps its LegiScan citations. An API is planned, not available yet.

Email digest

RSS feed

CSV export

Share link

Calendar

Print brief

API (planned)

Email digest

RSS feed

Epieme export

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The alternative to tracking this by hand.

One place for every relevant bill, instead of forty open tabs.

Tracking by hand

Watching 40 legislature sites

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Reading bill text to judge relevance

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Rebuilding the action history by hand

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Finding the committee and its contact

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Tracking what changed this week

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Writing the brief for your coalition

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With Epieme

One place for state patient-safety policy

All 40 states and DC in one feed

Relevance scored, not keyword-matched

Full action history, already built

Committee and contact on every bill

Weekly digest of what changed

Briefs your coalition can act on

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Pricing announced before launch

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Use cases

Built for everyone who has to watch this legislation

— from one family to a national coalition

Advocates & families

Follow the bills that touch your own experience, in your own state. When a hearing is scheduled you hear about it before it happens, not after.

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Nonprofits & coalitions

One shared view of every relevant bill across the states you work in, with briefs your members can act on.

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Clinicians

See the policy that will change how you practise while it is still in committee, with the source text there to read yourself.

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Journalists & researchers

A scored, source-linked corpus of patient-safety legislation, with the full action history behind every bill.

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FAQs

Patient safety, in focus.

Every bill arrives with its whole paper trail.

Three things a bill briefing should be.

Scored for relevance

Source-linked

Ends in an action

This is everything one bill arrives with.

From first filing to final vote.

Every bill, scored.

Every stage, dated.

Every sponsor, named.

Take the record with you.