OH HB758

Requires coroners to investigate and report sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP) when an autopsy subject had epilepsy or seizure history, with findings documented on death certificates and reported to SUDEP registries

Mandates health care practitioners treating epilepsy patients provide education and counseling on SUDEP risks, with the Ohio Department of Health developing guidance on risk factors including convulsive seizures and seizure frequency

Allows persons with epilepsy to voluntarily enroll in Ohio's Disability Database and request a unique epilepsy designation symbol on their driver's license or state identification card

Requires health benefit plans and Medicaid to cover seizure detection devices when prescribed by an epilepsy specialist and determined medically necessary, including full coverage of related services and subscriptions

Adds epilepsy to the list of qualifying disabilities for the state's Disability Database, enabling law enforcement to access information about a person's condition during encounters