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Inside Olympia: Hospital at Home bill gets a hearing - Washington State Hospital Association
This week in Olympia, the Washington State Hospital Association (WSHA) is actively engaged in legislative advocacy. Notably, Senate Bill 6101 (SB 6101) is a high-priority focus, seeking to extend the Hospital at Home program beyond its current sunset date. WSHA strongly supports SB 6101, emphasizing its success in providing high-quality, effective, safe, and equitable hospital-level care for patients at home, particularly those with cardiac or respiratory conditions. The association opposes House Bill 2066 (HB 2066), which addresses health care affordability by restricting provider contract negotiations, deeming it one-sided and detrimental to hospitals. WSHA is actively participating in hearings and testifying in support or opposition to various bills throughout the week.
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The Washington State Hospital Association (WSHA) is actively involved in legislative advocacy in Olympia. High-priority focus includes Senate Bill 6101 (SB 6101), aiming to extend the successful Hospital at Home program beyond its current sunset date, supported by WSHA. Additionally, WSHA opposes House Bill 2066 (HB 2066), emphasizing concerns about its one-sided approach in addressing health care affordability through restrictions on provider contract negotiations. Throughout the week, WSHA engages in hearings, testifying on various bills related to healthcare, ensuring a strong voice in shaping healthcare policies and programs in the state.
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