Georgia 2025-2026 Regular Session

Georgia Senate Bill SR393

Introduced

3/13/25

Refer

3/18/25

Report Pass

3/28/25

Enrolled

4/2/25

Passed

4/2/25

Caption

Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services; create

Impact

The committee formed under SR393 will study various conditions, needs, and issues related to family caregiving. It aims to gather information and make legislative recommendations that could lead to improved support for family caregivers. This study is significant as it could influence future state policies and funding allocations aimed at assisting caregivers, thus potentially reshaping how family caregiving is addressed in Georgia’s healthcare framework.

Summary

Senate Resolution 393 proposes the creation of a Senate Study Committee on Improving Family Caregiver Services in Georgia. The resolution recognizes the increasing vital role that family caregivers play, particularly as the state's senior population continues to grow. With over a million Georgians acting as family caregivers, providing around one billion hours of care annually, the bill highlights the essential support these individuals provide to the healthcare system and to their loved ones. The Senate acknowledges the challenges faced by family caregivers, including the need to manage complex healthcare needs while balancing their own employment and personal responsibilities.

Contention

Notably, SR393 does not itself enforce any immediate policy changes but sets the stage for future discussions and legislative action. The formation of the committee could result in both positive and contentious debates within the legislature regarding the prioritization of caregiver support amidst competing state budgetary needs. As caregivers often face emotional and financial burdens, the discussions may highlight the necessity for a structured state response to address and support these challenges.

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Companion Bills

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