Louisiana 2020 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR10

Introduced
3/9/20  
Introduced
3/9/20  
Engrossed
3/9/20  
Engrossed
3/9/20  
Passed
3/12/20  

Caption

Recognizes March 11, 2020, as Louisiana Association of Health Plans Day at the state capitol

Impact

The resolution has a ceremonial nature, primarily aimed at creating awareness and appreciation for the LAHP's contributions rather than enacting changes to state laws. This recognition serves to highlight the collaboration among a wide range of healthcare professionals and organizations, emphasizing their collective efforts in improving health outcomes for Louisianans. Through various initiatives and events, such as their annual healthcare fair, LAHP aims to foster a healthier state populace.

Summary

House Concurrent Resolution HCR10 recognizes March 11, 2020, as Louisiana Association of Health Plans Day at the state capitol. The resolution commends the Louisiana Association of Health Plans (LAHP) for its significant role in the health insurance industry since its inception in 1992. Over the years, LAHP has expanded from a small group to more than one hundred member organizations, demonstrating its effectiveness and respect within the health sector. This day is intended to bring attention to the important work performed by the association in promoting healthcare and wellness across Louisiana.

Sentiment

General sentiment surrounding HCR10 appears to be positive, as it reflects a unified acknowledgment of the LAHP's initiatives in healthcare promotion. The resolution received unanimous support in the Senate, which indicates strong bipartisan approval for the recognition of the LAHP. Such resolutions often serve to strengthen community ties and enhance collaboration within the healthcare system.

Contention

While the resolution itself is non-controversial, it may emerge from a broader dialogue concerning health insurance regulations and the role of trade associations within the state. Notable discussions could revolve around the effectiveness of the association in addressing current health challenges faced by residents. However, no significant points of contention were explicitly highlighted during the voting process, suggesting a consensus on the importance of honoring the LAHP's contributions to the state's health landscape.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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