Georgia House Bill HR793

Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/11/24
• Enrolled: 1/11/24
• Passed: 1/11/24

Caption

High, Angela; recipient of the New Administrator of the Year award; commend

Impact

The resolution highlights the importance of compassionate care in nursing and long-term care settings, illustrating how healthcare professionals like Angela High make a significant difference in the lives of their residents. This recognition serves to elevate the profile of long-term care administrators and the critical role they play in the healthcare system, particularly as the population ages. By recognizing high achievers in the field, the resolution aims to inspire other professionals in long-term care to strive for excellence in their roles.

Summary

House Resolution 793 recognizes and commends Angela High for being named the New Administrator of the Year by the Georgia health care association Stars in Long Term Care. This resolution honors individuals who have made significant contributions to the long-term and post-acute care professions, particularly emphasizing their roles in enhancing the lives of vulnerable populations, including the elderly and disabled residents of Georgia.

Contention

While the resolution primarily functions as a commendation without any legislative changes directly affecting state laws, it does stand as a public declaration of the importance of quality care in long-term healthcare settings. Furthermore, such resolutions can raise awareness about the challenges and achievements within the industry, potentially influencing perspectives on policies affecting healthcare administration and elder care in the future.