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What does Texas HB2516 do?
Relating to the eligibility of certain individuals younger than 65 years of age to purchase Medicare supplement benefit plans.
Signed Into Law
Signed June 20, 2025
HB2516
Regular Session
Relating to the eligibility of certain individuals younger than 65 years of age to purchase Medicare supplement benefit plans.
Government Affairs & Regulatory Compliance Analysis
HB2516: Government Affairs Overview
Relating to the eligibility of certain individuals younger than 65 years of age to purchase Medicare supplement benefit plans.
Rep. Ryan Guillen路House Bill路Regular Session
Business Impact
Who HB2516 Affects
This legislation has regulatory implications for the following Texas businesses and organizations:
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Healthcare
Affected business types:
- Hospitals
- Healthcare systems
- Medical practices
- Health insurance providers
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Banking & Finance
Affected business types:
- Banks
- Credit unions
- Financial services firms
- Insurance companies
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HB2516
Relating to the eligibility of certain individuals younger than 65 years of age to purchase Medicare supplement benefit plans.
Passed with Opposition
House Vote130 - 19
YEA
87% in favor149 voting
Senate Vote31 - 0
YEA
100% in favor31 voting
19
Total Opposition Votes
Cost Impact
Not assessedEffective
See bill textPrimary Author: Rep. Ryan Guillen
89th Texas Legislature
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Quick Reference
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about HB2516
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Who authored HB2516?
HB2516 was authored by Texas Representative Ryan Guillen during the Regular Session.
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When was HB2516 signed into law?
HB2516 was signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott on June 20, 2025.
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What topics does HB2516 address?
HB2516 addresses topics including health, health--other diseases & medical conditions, insurance, insurance--health & accident and medicare.
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Which Texas businesses are affected by HB2516?
HB2516 primarily affects healthcare providers and medical facilities, insurance companies and financial institutions. These businesses should review the legislation with their legal and compliance teams to understand potential impacts.
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Legislative data provided by LegiScanLast updated: January 11, 2026