Tennessee Lawmakers Want Total Removal Of CON Laws To Follow Extensive Reforms
While Tennessee Lawmakers Passed New Legislation To Reform The State’s Certificate Of Need Law, Some State Representatives Say It Needs To Go Altogether.
Read moreWhile Tennessee Lawmakers Passed New Legislation To Reform The State’s Certificate Of Need Law, Some State Representatives Say It Needs To Go Altogether.
Read moreA Bill Set To Begin The Process Of Unwinding And Removing Many Of Tennessee’s Certificate Of Need Restrictions For Health Care Services Passed Both The Senate Health And Welfare Committee And House Health Committee This Week.
Read moreThe House Health Subcommittee Moved Forward With A Bill That Would Prevent Tennessee Hospitals From Keeping Individuals Who Hold Power Of Attorney For A Patient From Visiting That Patient.
Read moreThe Tennessee House Health Committee Passed Legislation That Would Make It A Criminal Offense For An Adult Who Is Not The Parent Or Guardian Of A Minor Child To Assist The Minor With Concealing Or Obtaining An Abortion.
Read moreA Bill Calling For A September Legislative Session In Odd Years Made Its Way Through Tennessee’s House State Government Committee. The Session Would Begin On The Tuesday After Labor Day And Run Through The End Of September, If Necessary, And The Legislature Could Take On Up To 99 Bills.
Read moreA Tennessee Bill That Expands Current Law Requiring Mental Health Professionals To Report The Possibility Of Potential Violent Acts By Their Patients Passed By Voice Vote In The House Health Subcommittee, Led By Chairman David Hawk.
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Read moreThis Week, A Bill To Expand The Number Of Disorders That Are Automatically Screened For In Newborns When They Are Born In The State Of Tennessee Passed On Its First Consideration.
Read moreIn September The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services Changed A Longstanding Policy To Allow For The Use Of Handcuffs On Children And Republican Rep. David Hawk Is Speaking Out On The Issue.
Read moreA New Law In Tennessee Sets Up Both Public And Private Colleges To Partner With Public School Districts To Create “Lab Schools” Within Their Local Communities.
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