An Act improving access to post acute services
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, H.1412, aims to improve access to post-acute care services in Massachusetts. It seeks to address potential barriers that may prevent patients from receiving the necessary care after a hospital stay or other acute medical treatment. The legislation intends to expand access to these services, potentially benefiting individuals recovering at home or in rehabilitation facilities. The bill was referred to the Health Care Financing committee and subsequently concurred by the Senate.
Key provisions
- Expands access to post-acute care services.
- Addresses barriers to receiving care after hospital discharge.
- Focuses on improving care for patients recovering at home or in facilities.
- Likely involves adjustments to healthcare financing or service delivery models.
Who is affected
- Patients receiving post-acute care
- Healthcare providers offering post-acute services
- Healthcare facilities providing post-acute care
- Individuals recovering from illness or injury
- Massachusetts residents
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Sponsors
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Thomas M. Stanley
Cosponsor
Thomas M. Stanley
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