Legislation

The debate over universal health care in the United States is a complex and multifaceted issue. It involves examining the current state of health care, historical attempts at reform, financial implications, and the diverse opinions on its necessity and feasibility. This article delves into these aspects to provide a comprehensive understanding of

The recent legislative session in Arkansas saw a heated debate over Senate Bill 58, which proposed allowing nonprofit hospitals to hold retail pharmacy permits. This bill, introduced by Senator Jonathan Dismang, R-Searcy, aimed to amend a unique restriction in Arkansas law that currently prohibits nonprofit hospitals from acquiring or holding

The rapid digitalization of the workplace has undeniably transformed the way we work, introducing tools and technologies that improve efficiency and flexibility. However, this digital transformation has also brought about significant changes that deeply impact our mental health. At a recent conference held at the European Parliament, policymakers,

California has launched a wave of legislative changes in 2025, aimed at providing robust protections for vulnerable groups, improving the quality of health care, and enhancing regulation of industries that affect public health and welfare. These well-thought-out laws are a testament to the state’s commitment to addressing pressing health care i

With the General Assembly session set to begin on January 8, 2025, AARP Virginia is intensifying its advocacy efforts, honing in on three critical issues that significantly impact older residents: prescription drug affordability, nursing home quality, and streamlined access to Medicaid home care services. This session presents an opportunity to

Massachusetts lawmakers have recently passed two significant health care reform bills aimed at addressing critical issues within the state's health care system. These legislative measures focus on reducing drug prices and increasing oversight to prevent financial mismanagement in health care facilities. The new laws are seen as a response to