WV SB726

Requires all medication-assisted treatment (MAT) centers licensed in West Virginia to convert to an "integrated-care model" by July 1, 2026, providing onsite medical, counseling, recovery, and addiction treatment services

Mandates expanded medical services including routine health screenings, HIV/hepatitis/STD testing, birth control, vaccinations, basic diagnostics, treatment of common illnesses, and overdose prevention supplies and education

Requires MAT programs to provide informed consent explaining treatment risks and benefits at program entry and at least quarterly thereafter, delivered by a licensed medical professional

Exempts MAT centers that prescribe buprenorphine, provide behavioral telehealth services, and follow ASAM guidelines from most requirements, though these patients must be referred to a primary care provider every three months

Directs the Office of Inspector General to propose emergency rules for implementation and submit a report on telehealth findings to the Legislative Oversight Commission by December 15, 2025