On Monday, March 22, in anticipation of HB 1063 being heard in Arkansas’s House Health Care Committees, ERIC urged Speaker Shepherd to support adoption of the legislation.
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ERIC: Third Thursday Health Care Call Today, ERIC v City of Seattle, Employer Return to Work Survey, Prescription Drug and COVID Hearings, & More!
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Employer Public Option Proposal, APCD Committee Nominations, E&C Telehealth Hearing & Nominations Update
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Congress Must Act Now to Allow Employers to Expand Telehealth Offerings
ERIC provided testimony to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce, Subcommittee on Health for today’s hearing titled “The Future of Telehealth: How COVID-19 is Changing the Delivery of Virtual Care.”
Georgia Senate Committee Considers Forcing Employers to Submit Health Data to All Payer Claims Database
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ERIC Win: Ohio Senate Committee Passes Surprise Billing Bill
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Statements to Senate Finance Subcommittee Hearing, Priorities for COVID Relief & Other Retirement Updates
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Ohio Senate Committee Hears Surprise Billing Legislation
The Ohio Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee heard for a second time HB 388, which relates to Out-of-Network Health Care. ERIC first showed its support of the bill back in November 2019. The bill has since been passed by the full House and is now in its first Committee in the Senate.
Idaho Lawmakers Hear Telehealth Interstate Practice Legislation
Idaho lawmakers heard draft telehealth legislation that would allow Idaho patients to see licensed providers from other states when using telehealth. ERIC supports interstate practice among providers as it will eliminate barriers to care for patients, and promote provider choice, as the country becomes more interconnected through technology.
Ohio Lawmakers Must Act Quickly to Expand Access to Telemedicine
As the number of coronavirus cases continues to rise, lawmakers must act quickly to limit everyone’s exposure to the virus. One way to do that is to allow Ohio residents to access health care providers from the safety of their homes.