AB 440 (Corbett)

	Stalled in the Senate Appropriations Committee.
	This is CCA's effort to force managed care companies that use "withholds" to retain a portion of a doctor's reimbursement to return payments in a timely manner and to disclose certain financial information.

SB 320

	Vetoed by the Governor.
	Doctors of chiropractic rallied to defeat this workers' compensation benefits increase that also would have eliminated the treating physician's presumption of correctness.

SB 559 (Brulte)

	Signed by the Governor.
	CCA's successful effort against "Silent PPOs" was included as part of a major managed care reform package.
	The bill prevents entities from marketing doctor's panels and their negotiated contract rates without meeting certain disclosure, notification, and patient "steerage" requirements.

SB 1287 (Murray)

	Signed by the Governor.
	CCA secured an amendment to this bill - the Occupational Therapist Licensure Act - that specifically prohibits OTs from performing spinal manipulation.