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LaTurner does not support a national mask mandate, stating it is a personal choice whether someone chooses to wear a mask. In an interview, LaTurner stated, "Job losses due to the pandemic are a serious problem, but people should not be making more on unemployment than they were when they were working."
LaTurner has said that, as a member of Congress, he will work to, "...allow the states to make health care solutions that tailor-fit their needs. Allow the states to regulate the industry, encourage competition across state lines, and support coverage of pre-existing conditions." He also supports association health plans for individuals and small businesses.
LaTurner opposes the legalization of marijuana.
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LaTurner is pro-life. He has said, "I believe that life begins at conception and all life is sacred." LaTurner supports the Born Again Abortion Survivors Protection Act. LaTurner earned the “2017 Pro-Life Hero Award” for his work on Simon’s Law in Kansas.
LaTurner supports expansion of telehealth resources as a "vital tool to connecting rural and underserved communications to medical professionals" and believes COVID telehealth changes should be made permanent. He also believes the 340B program should be preserved to continue to help hospitals who serve low income patients in underserved communities. LaTurner would like to reduce regulatory burden on hospitals by eliminating the 96-hour physician certification rule and eliminating certain supervisory requirements for physician assistants. LaTurner supports the Community Health Access and Rural Transformation Model and endorses Rural Emergency Medical Center Act.
