HR 513
A Resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to examine the financial impact of outdated hospital regulations on hospitals in this Commonwealth.
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Bill overview
This resolution directs the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to study the financial and administrative impact of outdated hospital regulations in Pennsylvania. The committee will analyze the number and nature of regulations, the resources hospitals spend to comply, and potential improvements to the regulatory environment. Ultimately, the committee will develop recommendations for legislative or administrative changes to streamline hospital regulations and reduce burdens on healthcare facilities.
Key provisions
- Analyze the number and nature of federal and state regulations impacting hospitals.
- Evaluate the resources hospitals spend to comply with regulations.
- Assess the volume of duplicative, outdated, or unnecessary regulations.
- Evaluate current oversight structures involving multiple agencies.
- Develop recommendations for regulatory improvements.
- Consult with hospital representatives from rural, urban, and suburban facilities.
- Establish an advisory committee with representatives from state agencies and hospital advocacy groups.
- Issue a report of findings and recommendations within 12 months.
Who is affected
- Hospitals
- Patients
- Healthcare Providers
- Pennsylvania Residents
- State Agencies (Department of Health, Human Services, State)
Notable changes
- The resolution seeks to identify and potentially revise outdated hospital regulations.
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Cosponsors
Benjamin Sanchez
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