Modifies provisions relating to blood tests of pregnant women

HB 803 modifies Missouri law to require licensed healthcare providers to offer standard blood tests for syphilis, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV, and other treatable conditions during the first prenatal visit and at 28 weeks of pregnancy, with patient consent. If a pregnant woman tests positive for these conditions, providers must administer appropriate treatment and, for hepatitis B, ensure newborns receive the hepatitis B vaccine and immune globulin. The bill also mandates that testing cannot be denied due to inability to pay and requires the health department to set rules based on current medical guidelines. This directly affects pregnant women receiving prenatal care in Missouri and their newborns.