STATE BILLOH SB 137PASSED

Require hospitals to provide overdose reversal drugs

State of Ohio

To enact sections 3727.81, 3727.811, and 5119.192 of the Revised Code to require hospitals to provide overdose reversal drugs under certain circumstances.

Status
Passed
Signed or otherwise enacted
Status date
Jun 9, 2026
156 days ago
Current chamber
House of Representatives
Session
2025-2026 Regular Session
OH SB 137 · PassedJun 9

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Bill details

Last action
Effective · Jun 9, 2026

Sponsors

TJTerry JohnsonSenator · Republican · SD-014Primary sponsor
NANickie AntonioSenator · Democrat · SD-023Primary sponsor
WBWillis BlackshearSenator · Democrat · SD-006Primary sponsor
JCJerry CirinoSenator · Republican · SD-018Primary sponsor
HCHearcel CraigSenator · Democrat · SD-015Primary sponsor
WDWilliam DeMoraSenator · Democrat · SD-025Primary sponsor
PHPaula Hicks-HudsonSenator · Democrat · SD-011Primary sponsor
SHStephen HuffmanSenator · Republican · SD-005Primary sponsor
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CICatherine IngramSenator · Democrat · SD-009Primary sponsor
ALAl LandisSenator · Republican · SD-031Primary sponsor
SOSandra O'BrienSenator · Republican · SD-032Primary sponsor
BRBill ReinekeSenator · Republican · SD-026Primary sponsor
MRMichele ReynoldsSenator · Republican · SD-003Primary sponsor
JTJane TimkenSenator · Republican · SD-029Primary sponsor
CWCasey WeinsteinSenator · Democrat · SD-028Primary sponsor
SWSteve WilsonSenator · Republican · SD-007Primary sponsor
SBSean BrennanRepresentative · Democrat · HD-014Primary sponsor
KDKellie DeeterRepresentative · Republican · HD-054Primary sponsor
DHDerrick HallRepresentative · Democrat · HD-034Primary sponsor
MJMark JohnsonRepresentative · Republican · HD-092Primary sponsor
SOScott OelslagerRepresentative · Republican · HD-048Primary sponsor
ERElgin RogersRepresentative · Democrat · HD-042Primary sponsor
JSJodi SalvoRepresentative · Republican · HD-051Primary sponsor
JSJean SchmidtRepresentative · Republican · HD-062Primary sponsor
ASAnita SomaniRepresentative · Democrat · HD-008Primary sponsor
ESEric SynenbergRepresentative · Democrat · HD-021Primary sponsor
AWAndrea WhiteRepresentative · Republican · HD-036Primary sponsor
JWJosh WilliamsRepresentative · Republican · HD-044Primary sponsor
TYTom YoungRepresentative · Republican · HD-037Primary sponsor

Bill history

Newest first.

Jun 9, 2026Effective
Mar 10, 2026Signed By The Governor
Mar 5, 2026Sent To The Governor
Feb 25, 2026PassedHouse
Feb 18, 2026Reported: HealthHouse
Oct 15, 2025Referred to committee: HealthHouse
Oct 14, 2025IntroducedHouse
Oct 8, 2025PassedSenate
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Oct 8, 2025Reported - Amended: HealthSenate
Mar 19, 2025Referred to committee: HealthSenate
Mar 11, 2025IntroducedSenate

Recorded votes

Senate Favorable PassageOct 8, 2025 · Senate · 5 yea · 0 nayPassed
Senate PassedOct 8, 2025 · Senate · 28 yea · 0 nayPassed
House Favorable PassageFeb 18, 2026 · House · 13 yea · 0 nayPassed
House PassedFeb 25, 2026 · House · 80 yea · 11 nayPassed

Subjects

  • Health and Human Services : Health Care
  • Health and Human Services : Public Health
  • Senate Health Committee
  • House Health Committee

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