Louisiana 2024 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR223

Introduced
5/13/24  
Introduced
5/13/24  
Passed
5/14/24  

Caption

Commends the Louisiana Home Care Association and recognizes May 22, 2024, as Home Care Day

Impact

HR223 aims to raise awareness of the essential role that home healthcare plays in the state. By naming a designated day, it promotes recognition of home care workers and the services they provide, which is critical as Louisiana continues to address healthcare needs for its aging population. This resolution serves to bolster support for the sector and encourages collaboration among healthcare professionals to improve health delivery systems in homes across the state.

Summary

House Resolution 223 (HR223) commends the Louisiana Home Care Association for its significant contributions to home healthcare and declares May 22, 2024, as Home Care Day at the state capitol. The resolution highlights the association's role as a principal resource and advocate for home health providers, emphasizing the importance of such services as the demand is expected to rise with the aging baby boomer population becoming Medicare eligible. The commitment of the Home Care Association members is acknowledged for their dedication to excellence and community health delivery.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR223 is largely positive, emphasizing appreciation for the workforce involved in home care. Legislators expressed support for the resolution, recognizing the hard work and contributions of home health providers, which suggests a collective acknowledgment of the growing need for these services. The recognition acts as a platform for further dialogue on enhancing home care services within the state.

Contention

While HR223 is primarily a commendatory resolution and unlikely to face significant opposition, the discussions around home healthcare may include points of contention concerning funding, access to services, and the quality of care provided. Without regulatory measures or funding provisions, there could be ongoing debates about the sustainability of home care services as demand increases.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR51

Commends the Louisiana Home Care Association and recognizes May 2, 2023, as Home Care Day

LA HR28

Commends the Louisiana Assisted Living Association and recognizes April 25, 2023, as Assisted Living Day

LA HCR117

Designates Monday, May 22, 2023, as Louisiana Judicial Council of the National Bar Association Day at the state capitol and commends the council

LA HR43

Designates Thursday, May 4, 2023, as FFA day at the state capitol and commends the state officers of the Louisiana FFA Association

LA SR102

Commends the members of the Louisiana Athletic Trainers' Association and designates Tuesday, May 30, 2023, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol.

LA HR124

Recognizes May 18, 2023, as Community Provider Association Day at the state capitol

LA SR21

Designates May 4, 2023, as Future Farmers of America (FFA) Day at the Louisiana State Capitol and commends the officers of the Louisiana FFA Association.

LA SR68

Recognizes Wednesday, May 10, 2023, as the thirty-ninth annual Red and White Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

LA HR193

Designates May 30, 2023, as Louisiana Athletic Trainers Day at the state capitol

LA HR109

Recognizes May 1, 2023, as Louisiana Reproductive Justice Day

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